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DEBÓRAH DWORK (current through May 2020) [email protected] (203) 887-4444

EDUCATION Ph.D. University College, London M.P.H. Yale University B.A. Princeton University

EMPLOYMENT 2020- Senior Scholar-in-Residence Ralph Bunche Institute for International Studies The Graduate Center-CUNY

2018-2020 Senior Research Scholar Inaugural Rose Professor of Holocaust History Founding Director, Strassler Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies Clark University

2016-2018 Rose Professor of Holocaust History Professor of History Founding Director, Strassler Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies Clark University

1996-2016 Director, Strassler Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies Rose Professor of Holocaust History Professor of History Clark University

1991-1996 Associate Professor Child Study Center, Yale University

1989-1991 Visiting Assistant Professor Child Study Center, Yale University

1987-1989 Assistant Professor Department of Public Health Policy, School of Public Health University of Michigan

1984-1987 Visiting Assistant Professor Dept. of History, University of Michigan (1984-86) Dept. of Public Health Policy (1986-87)

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GRANTS AND AWARDS

9-12/2019 Bildner Visiting Scholar, Rutgers University 2017-18 J.B. and Maurice C. Shapiro Senior Scholar-in-Residence, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (invitational) 2015-18 Grant, Cathy Cohen Lasry (Clark University administered) 2016-17 Grant, Anonymous Foundation (Clark University administered) 2009-11 Grant, Shillman Foundation 2007-08 Grant, Shillman Foundation 2003-05 Grant, Tapper Charitable Foundation 1993-96 Grant, Anonymous Donor (Yale University administered) 1994 Grant, New Land Foundation 1993-94 Fellow, Guggenheim Foundation 1992-94 Grant, Lustman Fund 1992 Grant, National Endowment for the Humanities 1991-1992 Grant, Lustman Fund 1989 Fellow, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars 1988 Fellow, American Council of Learned Societies 1988 Grant, Rackham Faculty Grant for Research (Univ. of Michigan) 6-9/1987 Grant, American Philosophical Society 6-9/1985 Fellow, Wellcome Trust 1984 Fellow, Smithsonian Institution 1979-1983 Fellow, Wellcome Trust

PUBLICATIONS

Books

A Boy in Terezín: The Private Diary of Pavel Weiner, Introduction and annotations. (Evanston, IL.: Northwestern University Press, 2011).

Flight from the Reich: Refugee Jews, 1933-1946, Co-authored with Robert Jan van Pelt (N.Y.: Norton, 2009). Calmann-Lévy, Mémorial de la Shoah series [French edition], 2012; Grand Livre du Mois selection. Uitgeverij Elmar [Dutch edition], 2012. Chosen selection by History Book Club, Military Book Club, Book of the Month Club, 2. ForeWord Reviews Book of the Year Award Finalist.

The Terezín Album of Mariánka Zadikow (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2008) An annotated, edited, facsimile edition, with historical introduction.

Holocaust: A History, Co-authored with Robert Jan van Pelt (N.Y.: Norton, 2002); London: John Murray [British edition], 2003; Uitgeverij Boom [Dutch], 2003; Imago Editora [Portuguese edition], 2004; EDAF [Spanish edition], 2004. Recorded for the Blind and Dyslexic (RFB&D) in 2005. Holocaust was chosen by Publisher’s Weekly for its Non-fiction Best Books List for 2002. Chosen selection by the History Book Club and Traditions Book Club; Finalist, National Jewish Book Award.

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Voices and Views: A History of the Holocaust. An edited, annotated, and illustrated collection, with introductions; a scholarly project undertaken for public service. (N.Y.: Jewish Foundation for the Righteous, 2002). Distributed: University of Wisconsin Press.

Auschwitz, 1270 to the Present, Co-authored with Robert Jan van Pelt, (New York: W.W. Norton, 1996 and revised and updated edition 2008; London: Yale University Press [British edition], 1996; Uitgeverij Boom [Dutch], 1997 and revised, updated edition published by Verbum in 2018; Pendo [German], 1998; Argo [Czech], revised, expanded edition, 2006; Warsaw: Swiat Ksiazki [Polish], 2011). The Dutch edition was supported by the Prins Bernhard Fonds in recognition of its “major contribution to Dutch culture.” The German edition was voted the number 1 title on the (German) National Book Critics list for November, 1998 and Newsweek (August 2009) voted it one of the Ten Best Books about Poland during World War II. Emmy-award nominee documentary based on this work, “Auschwitz: The Blueprints of Genocide,” produced by the British Broadcasting Company (BBC) and aired both in Britain and in the US as "Nazi Designers of Death" on the “Nova” program. Central source for BBC seven-part series, “Auschwitz: Inside the Nazi State,” directed by Laurence Rees. Recipient of the National Jewish Book Award and the Society of Architectural Historians’ Spiro Kostoff Award.

Children With A Star: Jewish Youth in Nazi Europe (London and New Haven: Yale University Press, 1991); Beck Verlag [German], 1994; Marsilio Editori [Italian], 1994; Uitgeverij Boom [Dutch], 1998; Sogen Sha [Japanese], 1999). Finalist, National Jewish Book Award. Recorded as a cassette book by the Library of Congress for the National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped. Documentary based on this work and called "Children With A Star" produced by the Canadian Broadcasting Company (CBC). Central source for two television network after school special programs for children on the Holocaust. Excerpt from German edition included in a national school curriculum for high school education on the Holocaust. Excerpt included in 2001 Holocaust Remembrance Project Teacher's Resource Guide web site.

War is Good for Babies and Other Young Children: A History of the Infant and Child Welfare Movement in England, 1898-1918 (London: Tavistock, and New York: Methuan, 1987).

Book Chapters, Articles, and Short Monographs

“Holocaust Studies: A Compass,” in Advancing Holocaust Studies, eds. Carol Rittner and John Roth (N.Y.: Routledge, 2020).

“A Critical Assessment of a Landmark Study,” in Holocaust Education 15 Years On: Challenges, Issues, Opportunities, eds. Andy Pearce and Arthur Chapman (London and New York: Routledge, 2019). Book version of: “‘What do Students Know and Understand about the Holocaust?’ A Critical Assessment of a Landmark Study by the Centre for Holocaust Education,” invited contribution to a special issue of Holocaust

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Studies, eds. Arthur Chapman, Stuart Foster, and Andy Pearce. On-line version: DOI:10.1080/17504902.2017.1296083. March 2017.

“Flight and Exile,” in A Companion to Nazi Germany, eds. Shelley Baranowki, Armin Nolzen, and Claus-Christian Szejnmann (Oxford: John Wiley & Sons, 2018).

Project Report. I served on the Steering Committee of the IHRA multi-year Project: Research on Education about the Holocaust. Report posted in January 2016. Published version: International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (ed.), Research in Teaching and Learning About the Holocaust: A Dialogue Beyond Borders (Berlin: Metropol, 2017).

“Introduction” to Nate Leipciger, The Weight of Freedom (Canada: The Azrieli Foundation, 2015).

“To Work with the History of the Holocaust,” in Ivana Macek, ed., Engaging Violence: Trauma, Memory, and Representation (Routledge, 2014). In Spanish translation: “Trabajar con la historia del Holocausto,” Revista Mexicana de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales, September-December 2016.

“Raising their Voices: Children’s Resistance through Diary Writing and Song,” in Patrick Henry, ed., Jewish Resistance to the Nazis (Washington, DC: Catholic University Press, 2014).

“Rescue,” in The Oxford Handbook of Holocaust Studies, eds. Peter Hayes and John Roth (Oxford and N.Y.: Oxford University Press, 2011).

“Refugee Jews and the Holocaust: Luck, Fortuitous Circumstances, and Timing,” in Jewish Perspectives on the “Forced Emigration” Period (1938/39 to 1941) until Deportation and Ghettoization, eds. Susanne Heim, Beate Meyer, Francis Nicosia, (Wallstein-Verlag, 2010).

“The Challenges of Holocaust Scholarship: A Personal Statement,” in Voices of Scholars, ed. Jolanta Ambrosewicz-Jacobs (Cracow: Jagiellonian University Center for Holocaust Studies, 2009).

Auschwitz and the Holocaust, The Hugo Valentin Lectures IV, Uppsala University (Uppsala: Uppsala University, 2007).

“Sala’s World, 1939-1945: Sosnowiec, Schmelt’s Camps, and the Holocaust,” in Letters to Sala (N.Y.: New York Public Library, 2006), pp. 51-77. Co-authored with R. J. van Pelt.

“Auschwitz,” Encyclopedia Judaica (Jerusalem: Ketter Publishing, 2006). Co- authored with R. J. van Pelt.

“Foreward,” in Harry Mulisch, Criminal Case 40/61: An Eyewitness Report on the

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Eichmann Trial, trans. Robert Naborn (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2005), ix – xxiv.

“A Distant Shore: The Holocaust and Us,” Holocaust Studies: A Journal of Culture and History, Spring 2005. Co-authored with R. J. van Pelt.

“Agents, Contexts, and Responsibilities: The Massacre at Budy,” in Catastrophe and

Meaning: Rethinking the Holocaust at the End of the 20th Century, eds. Moishe Postone and Eric Santer (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2003), 154- 69.

“Die verschlungene Strasse in Auschwitz,” (co-authored with Robert Jan van Pelt), in Bruchlinien, ed. Gertrude Koch, (Köln and Vienna: Böhlau Verlag, 1999), 181-200.

“Custody and Care of Jewish Children in the Post-War Netherlands: Ethnic Identity and Cultural Hegemony,” in Lessons and Legacies of the Holocaust III: Memory, Memorialization, Denial, ed. Peter Hayes (Evanston: Northwestern University Press, 1999), 109-137.

“The Politics of a Strategy for Auschwitz-Birkenau,” (co-authored with Robert Jan van Pelt), Cardozo Law Review, 20: 687 - 693.

“A Strategy for the State Museum Auschwitz-Birkenau,” (co-authored with Robert Jan van Pelt), Cardozo Law Review, 20: 695 - 730.

“German Persecution and Dutch Accommodation: The Evolution of the Dutch National Consciousness of the Judeocide,” (co-authored with Robert Jan van Pelt), in The World Reacts to the Holocaust, 1945-1990, ed. David Wyman (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1996), 45-77.

“Lamed-Vovniks of 20th Century Europe: Participants in Jewish Child Rescue,” in Resistance Against the Third Reich, ed. Michael Geyer (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1994), 89-118.

“Reclaiming Auschwitz,” (co-authored with Robert Jan van Pelt), in Holocaust Remembrance: The Shapes of Memory, ed. Geoffrey Hartman (London: Blackwell, 1993), 232-251, 295-297.

“Childhood,” in Encyclopaedia of the History of Medicine, eds. W.F. Bynum and Roy Porter, (London: Routledge, 1993), pp. 1072-1091.

“Recovering the Past: A Beginning,” Dimensions (A Journal of Holocaust Studies), 6, Spring 1992, pp.18-23.

“The Milk Option: One Aspect of the Infant and Child Welfare Movement in England, 1898-1918,” Medical History, 31 (1987): 51-69.

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“Robert Koch,” in Dictionary of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences, ed. Roy Porter, (Milan: Ricci, 1984).

“Victorian Child Care,” Maternal and Child Health, 8 (May 1983).

“Koch and the Colonial Office: 1902-1904, The Second South African Expedition,” Zeitschrift fuer Geschichte der Naturwissenschaften Technik und Medizin, Jan. 1983, pp.67-74.

Dictionary of the History of Science, W.F. Bynum, E.J. Browne, and Roy Porter, eds., (London: Macmillan, 1981). Thirteen entries, from antibiotics to vitamins.

“Health Conditions of Immigrant Jews on the Lower East Side of New York,” Medical History, 24 (1981):1-40. Reprinted in: The American Jewish Experience, ed. Jonathan D. Sarna (New York: Holmes and Meier, 1986), pp.102-19. Translated into Hebrew for The Jews of the United States, eds. Sarna and Lloyd Gartner (Jerusalem: The Zalman Shazar Center, 1992), 183-238.

“Sophia Kleegman” and “Elise Strang L’Esperance,” Notable American Women (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1980), 398-400 and 417-9.

“Biomedical Research and Infant and Maternal Health: A Chronology.” Written under contract to, and property of, the National Institutes of Health, August, 1979.

“A Method for Generating Figures for Biomedical Research Expenditure in the United States, 1900-1945.” Written under contract to, and property of, the National Institutes of Health, February, 1979.

“Biomedical Research: The Case of Tuberculosis.” Written under contract to, and property of, the National Institutes of Health, October, 1978.

“Born in Urban America, 1830-1860,” Clio Medica, 12 (1977): 227-53.

“The Child Model (Or the Model Child?) of the Late 19th Century in Urban America,” Clio Medica, 12 (1977):111-29.

CURRENT WORK

Book Projects

Saints and Liars is about Americans — Quakers, Unitarians, secular people, Jews — who traveled to Europe to aid and, step by step, engaged in rescuing people targeted by Nazi Germany and its allies. Who were these intrepid souls who, unlike so many of their fellow citizens, perceived possibilities for productive action where others saw none? Their history illuminates the factors that prompt engagement and lays bare how rescue activities unfolded on the ground.

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Women figured prominently in these initiatives. Philanthropy and service have long been women’s work. But this philanthropy and this service offered unimagined avenues for independent action. And the women loved it. They were committed to their missions. And, at the same time, they relished the derring-do, the independence, the freedom from social norms. The operatives accomplished a lot: they brought large sums of money into enemy territory, organized escape routes, sprang prisoners from incarceration. Zooming in on a series of concrete situations (in Prague, 1939; Vilna, 1940; Shanghai, 1941; Marseille, 1942; Lisbon, 1943; and Geneva, 1945), Saints and Liars traces the development of these Americans’ daring ventures. And unlikely factors come into focus: luck, impulse, ambition, fortuitous circumstance, timing.

Dear Tante Elisabeth: An Extraordinary, Ordinary Christian during the Holocaust draws upon a cache of over a thousand letters written by Jewish parents to their children and from the children to their parents. Sent through Elisabeth Luz, a middle-aged, middle-class Christian woman in Stäfa, Switzerland, these letters tell much about daily life, and elucidate the complexities of communication, denial, and silence during and after the Nazi years. Dear Tante Elisabeth explores the history of this extraordinary woman’s efforts to help Jews during the war, and the lives of those with whom she had contact.

DIRECTORSHIP OF CENTER FOR HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES As the Founding Director of the Strassler Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies at Clark University, it was my privilege to formulate the mission for the Center and to give shape to its activities and direction. Please see the Year End Report for 1996-97 through 2015-16 for a more complete discussion of the general areas delineated below:

Program: Vision and Actualization Developed vision of a Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies dedicated to doctoral training and undergraduate education, scholarly research, and public service Developed and actualized multi-year strategic plans to grow the Strassler Center Developed and managed annual budget Secured support from key stakeholders at and beyond the University for each aspect of the Center’s mission – teaching, research, public service – and at every phase of development Envisioned and established innovative doctoral program in Holocaust History and Genocide Studies, with funding for all students (fellowship + research bursary) Served as Director of Graduate Studies for first ten years Established robust undergraduate Concentration in Holocaust and Genocide Studies Impact measure: According to the Registrar, one-quarter of all undergraduate students at Clark take one or more courses offered by the Concentration every year. Envisioned and actualized inter-departmental doctoral stream in Psychology of Genocide with student funding Envisioned and actualized inter-departmental doctoral stream in Geography and Genocide with student funding Established teacher education, public education, and public outreach as core Center activities Hired, supervised, and mentored Center personnel

Program: Academic and Public Activities Established a Distinguished Visiting Professorship and Distinguished Visiting Scholar

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Program. Visitors include Yehuda Bauer; Barbara Harff; Bob Melson; Amos Goldberg First ever International Graduate Students’ Conference for Holocaust and Genocide Studies Triennial: 2009; 2012; 2015; 2018 Organized major international symposia and conferences every year on a range of topics, many the first on the subject ever to be held anywhere. Established an undergraduate internship program for Clark students at Holocaust and genocide museums, memorials, and foundations Established vibrant public lecture series, free and open to the public, drawing capacity audiences

Outreach and Institutional Collaborations Participated in significant public service projects and instituted a culture of bringing scholarly expertise to bear on current issues Served as a public voice in the media on Holocaust and genocide-related issues and fostered a culture of participation in public debate Established meaningful linkages with national and international organizations (full listing in Year End Reports) Established a reciprocity agreement with the Department of Near Eastern and Judaic Studies, Brandeis University Established an academic exchange with the Danish Institute for International Studies, Copenhagen Established the Israel Academic Exchange initiative to support Holocaust studies in Israel and to foster scholarly interchange

Constructing a Home; Launching Communications Selected internationally renowned architect Julian Bonder to renovate an 1899 villa to house the Strassler Center and to design the attached Rose Library addition. Worked with him to actualize the plans. Bonder won seven architectural awards for his design. Returned to Bonder to design a Graduate Study Wing opened in September 2019. Directed initial library acquisition plans for the Center Envisioned, developed and directed public relations and media communications strategy Instituted and authored the Strassler Center Year End Report for many years; later: oversaw

Fundraising Raised the funds (30+ million dollars, endowed and annual) to support the above. As Director, I was charged by the President with primary responsibility for all fundraising efforts. Center fundraising activities were thus independent of – but always coordinated with -- University development.

Additional Key Leadership Tasks Chaired: Strassler Chair for Holocaust History Search Committee Kaloosdian-Mugar Chair for Armenian Genocide Studies Search Committee; Leffell Chair for Modern Jewish History Search Committee Chaired Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies Steering Committee Chaired HH/GS graduate program Forged robust relationships with academic and service departments across campus

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UNIVERSITY AND HISTORY DEPARTMENT SERVICE (OTHER) I was a member of Research Board from September 2005 through May 2015. I served on a number of departmental search committees, as well as interdisciplinary search committees.

DOCTORAL SUPERVISION I currently supervise ten doctoral students, all of whom are ABD. I also serve on the dissertation committee of one Ralph Bunche Institute doctoral candidate.

Doctoral Dissertations Supervised (reverse chronological order):

Joanna Sliwa, “Concealed Presence: Jewish Children in German-Occupied Kraków.” CHGS, Clark University, 2016. Elizabeth Anthony, “Return Home: Holocaust Survivors Reestablishing Lives in Postwar Vienna.” CHGS, Clark University, 2016. To be published as The Compromise of Return: Holocaust Survivors Reestablishing Lives in Postwar Vienna (Detroit: Wayne State University Press, 2021). Sara Brown, “Gender and Agency: Women Rescuers and Perpetrators during the Genocide in Rwanda.” CHGS, Clark University, 2016. Published as Gender and the Genocide in Rwanda: Women as Perpetrators and Rescuers (London: Routledge, 2017). (Routledge’s “Studies in Gender and Security” series.) Khatchig Mouradian, “Genocide and Humanitarian Resistance in Ottoman Syria, 1915-1917.” CHGS, Clark University, 2016. (Co-supervised with my colleague Prof Taner Akcam.) To be published as: The Resistance Network: The Armenian Genocide and Humanitarianism in Ottoman Syria during WWI (Lansing: Michigan State University Press, 2021). Jeffrey Koerber, “Born in the Borderlands: Jewish Youth and Their Response to Oppression and Genocide, 1933-1948.” CHGS, Clark University, 2015. Published as: Borderland Generation: Soviet and Polish Jews under Hitler (Syracuse: Syracuse University Press, 2020). Tiberiu Galis, “Transitional Justice and Transition to a New Regime: Making Sense of Uncertain Times.” CHGS, Clark University, 2015. Alexis Herr, “Fossoli di Carpi: The History and Memory of the Holocaust in Italy,” CHGS, Clark University, 2014. Published as: The Holocaust and Compensated Compliance in Italy: Fossoli di Carpi, 1942-1952 (Palgrave Macmillan Italian Studies, 2016). Raz Segal, “Disintegration: Social Breakdown and Political Mass Violence in Subcarpathian Rus.’” CHGS, Clark University, 2013. Published as: Genocide in the Carpathians: War, Social Breakdown, and Mass Violence, 1914-1945 (Stanford University Press, 2016). Stefan Ionescu, “Romanianization: Greed, Opportunism, Corruption, and Resistance in World War II Bucharest.” CHGS, Clark University, 2013. Published as: Jewish Resistance to Romanianization, 1940-1944 (Palgrave Macmillan Studies in the History of Genocide, 2015). Adara Goldberg, “We Were Called Greenies: Holocaust Survivors in Postwar Canada.” CHGS, Clark University, 2012. Published as: Holocaust Survivors in Canada: Exclusion, Inclusion, Transformation, 1947-1955 (University of Manitoba Press, 2015). Winner: Western Canada Jewish Book Award. Holocaust Category. Inaugural award. Sarah Cushman, “The Women of Birkenau.: The Women’s Camp at Auschwitz- Birkenau.” CHGS, Clark University, 2010. Lotte Stone, Seeking Asylum: German Jewish Refugees in South Africa, 1933-1948.” CHGS,

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Clark University, 2010. Ilana Offenberger, “The Nazification of Vienna and the Response of the Viennese Jews.” CHGS, Clark University, 2010. Awarded the Radomir Luza Prize. The Jews of Nazi Vienna, 1938-1945: Rescue and Destruction (Palgrave Macmillan Studies in the History of Genocide, 2017). Beth Cohen, “Case Closed”: Holocaust Survivors in America, 1946-1954.” CHGS, Clark University, 2003. Published as: Case Closed: Holocaust Survivors in Postwar America (Rutgers University Press, 2007). Christine van der Zanden (Schmidt), “The Plateau of Hospitality: Jewish Refugee Life on the Plateau Vivarais-Lignon.” CHGS, Clark University, 2003.

Course offerings include:

Holocaust: Action and Agency Jewish Children in Nazi Europe Rescue and Resistance During the Holocaust Jewish and Gentile Life Under Occupation Life and Death in the Cities of Nazi Occupied Europe Refugees The Holocaust through Diaries and Letters

My teaching activities extend beyond undergraduate and graduate students. Years ago, I worked with Stanlee Stahl, executive vice president of the Jewish Foundation for the Righteous, to develop that philanthropic organization’s national education program, which includes a week- long residence program in June and a three-day advanced seminar program in January. I continue to participate in teacher education programs, as well as many other types of public education. For more about this kind of teaching, please see the “Public Education/Teacher Education” section.

INVITED COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY TALKS AND ACADEMIC CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

“Refugees during the Nazi Years – and Today.” International Holocaust Remembrance Day memorial. Held at New College of Florida; hosted by Cross College Alliance. Sarasota, FL. 27 January 2020.

“A New Turn in Holocaust Scholarship: The Role of the Unpredictable and the Irrational.” The “Jerusalem School” and the Study of Contemporary Jewry. An international conference marking 60 years of the Research Institute of Contemporary Jewry. Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel. 24-5 November 2019.

“A New Turn in Holocaust Scholarship.” Seminar. Bildner Center for the Study of Jewish Life, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ. 21 November 2019.

“Americans in Dangerous Territory: Relief and Rescue Operations during the Nazi Years.” Keynote address. Agency in the Holocaust and Genocide. A symposium to celebrate 20 Years of PhD training. Clark University, Worcester, MA. 19-20 September 2019.

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“Hannah Pollin-Galay’s Ecologies of Witnessing”: Respondent. Yale University, New Haven, CT. 23 April 2019.

“Why Study the Holocaust?” Advancing Holocaust Studies. A two-part seminar/book project. Organized by Carol Rittner and John Roth. St Louis, MO. 24-26 March 2019.

“A New Turn in Holocaust Scholarship: The Role of the Unpredictable and the Irrational.” Edges, Textures, Stages: James Young and the Field of Memory Studies, A Symposium in Honor of the Work of James Young. The Institute for Holocaust, Genocide, and Memory Studies, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA. 5 February 2019.

“Saints and Liars: American Relief and Rescue Workers during the Nazi Era.” Chabraja Center for Historical Studies, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL., 18 October 2018

“Sexual Abuse, Sexual Barter, and Silence.” Buried Words: A Workshop on Sexuality, Violence and Holocaust Testimonies. Azrieli Foundation, Toronto, 11 October 2018.

“Americans to the Rescue during the Nazi Years.” Cohen Center for Holocaust & Genocide Studies, The Twenty-First Holocaust Memorial Lecture. Keene State College, Keene, NH, 26 September 2018.

“A New Turn in Holocaust Scholarship: The Role of the Unpredictable and the Irrational.” The Future of Holocaust Research. The Graduate Center, City University of New York, 25 April 2018.

“Americans to the Rescue During the Nazi Years.” Debbie and Brent Sembler Florida Holocaust Museum Lecture at the University of South Florida St. Petersburg, 19 April 2018.

“Reconciliation after Oppression: The Future of the Armenian Struggle.” Panel discussion hosted by the Georgetown Armenian Student Association. Georgetown University, Washington, D.C., 17 April 2018.

“Americans to the Rescue: Efforts to Save Imperiled People during the Nazi Era.” Stockton University, Galloway, N.J., 22 March 2018.

Summation presentation: The Jewish Refugee Problem During the Shoah, 1933-1945, Reconsidered, Yad Vashem Biennial International Conference. Jerusalem, Israel, 18-20 December 2016.

“You Too Can Make a Difference: Rescue and Rescuers during the Holocaust.” Abel Memorial Lecture. Central Michigan University, Mount Pleasant, MI. 17 November 2016

Response to Kerstin Schwenke, Graduate Student Lightning Round. Lessons and Legacies of the Holocaust, Claremont McKenna College, Claremont, CA. 3-6 November 2016.

“Life as a Refugee: Displaced Jews during the Nazi Years.” Keynote address. 1938: Forced Migration and Flight, Leo Baeck Institute and the Simon Dubnow Institute. Leipzig, Germany, 26-27 October 2016.

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“Refugee Jews and the Holocaust,” Forced Migration: From the Balkans to World War II, Centre for European, Russian, and Eurasian Studies (CERES) at the Munk School of Global Affairs, University of Toronto. Toronto, Canada, 23-24 September 2016.

“Scholarship and Structures: The Contribution of Yehuda Bauer,” panel In Honor of Professor Yehuda Bauer’s 90th Birthday and “The Role of Silence in Holocaust Victim Ego Documents,” panel Listening to Silences and Breaking Silences in Accounts of Survivors of Mass Violence in Indonesia and Europe,” Intersections: Holocaust Scholarship, Genocide Research, and Histories of Mass Violence, 5th Global Conference on Genocide, The International Network of Genocide Scholars. Jerusalem, Israel, 29-30 June 2016.

Chair and moderator of panel “Holocaust Education Research Project” and a panel on the newly published IHRA publication, Bystanders, Rescuers or Perpetrators? The Neutral Countries and the Shoah, IHRA Plenary Meeting, Bucharest, 25 May 2016.

“Budapest 1944: Father Jakob Raile’s Rescue Activities in Context,” A Dedication Honoring Fr. Jakob Raile, S.J., Boston College, Newton, MA, 10 April 2016.

“Jewish Resistance: Many Forms of Heroism,” panel From Musa Dagh to the Warsaw Ghetto, The Mashtots Chair in Armenian Studies, the Center for Jewish Studies, and the National Association for Armenian Studies and Research. Harvard University, Cambridge, MA., 31 March 2016.

Moderator of Roundtable: “Holocaust Education Research Funding Organizations: Views and Recommendations”; Facilitator, two sessions on “Romance-Language Region, and Thematic Trends in Research on Students and Learning” presented by Marta Simó; International Research Conference on Education about the Holocaust; the concluding conference of the IHRA Education Research Project (I serve as a member of the Steering Committee). University of Teacher Education, Lucerne, Switzerland, 14-17 February 2016.

Keynote address. Launch of national research study, What do Students Know and Understand about the Holocaust? UCL Centre for Holocaust Education, UCL Institute of Education, London, England, 26 October 2015.

Athenaeum Lecture, “Jewish Orphans after the Holocaust,” and panel discussion with Dr Jeff Koerber on “Research on Jewish Youth during the Interwar and Wartime Years,” Claremont McKenna College, Claremont, CA, 29 September 2015.

“When Loved Ones Became Letters: Refugee Jews and their Families in Nazi Europe,” Kupferberg Holocaust Resource Center & Archives, Queensborough Community College, CUNY, Bayside, NY, 26 April 2015.

“Refugees: Then and Now,” a lecture in honor of the 50th anniversary of Middlesex County College, Edison, NJ, 19 April 2015.

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Keynote address, “A Boy's Voice from Terezin: A Holocaust Diary and an Oral History,” Memory and Commemoration: A Celebration of the Azrieli Holocaust Collection, Concordia University, Montreal, 10 March 2015.

2015 Schleunes Lecture, “Rescue during the Holocaust: One Person Can Make a Difference,” Greensboro College, Greensboro, NC, 2 March 2015.

“Production of Knowledge: Holocaust and Genocide Studies in the Academic World,” Opening lecture in series on Genocide Studies: Reflections on the Twentieth Century, Tel Aviv University, Israel, 16 December 2014.

Commentator, “Authors Meet Critics: Geographies of the Holocaust” and Discussant, “Difficult Topics in Holocaust History,” Lessons and Legacies of The Holocaust, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL. 30 October – 2 November 2014.

Scholar-in-Residence, Fairfield University. A two-day academic program that included presentations to different audiences on: “Flight from the Reich: Public Actions, Private Lives”; Creativity in the Midst of Catastrophe: Jewish Youth in Nazi Europe”; “Now Where? The Postwar Survivor Question”; “Choices and Decisions: Rescue and Rescuers during the Holocaust.” Fairfield, CT, 6-7 October 2014.

Chair of panel on “Holocaust and Naqba: can Israelis and Palestinians understand each other's trauma?” Holocaust Education and Genocide Prevention: Sharing Experiences across Borders, Salzburg Global Seminar and U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Salzburg, Austria, 21-26 June 2014.

“Holding on through Letters: Jewish Families during the Holocaust,” William H. Donat Distinguished Lecture and Shoah Memorial Commemoration,” Iona College and the Holocaust and Human Rights Education Center, New Rochelle, NY, 30 April 2014.

“Fabricated Memoirs,” On Truth and Memoirs: Sarkis Torossian, Strassler Center, 18 April 2014.

“Other Forms of ‘Fighting Back,’” West Point Military Academy, West Point, NY, 8 April 2014.

“Taking the Broad View: Refugee Jews and the Holocaust,” Institute of Contemporary Jewry, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, 10 December 2013.

“Flight from the Reich: Public Actions, Private Lives,” Edwin Soforenko Foundation Speaker Series at Roger Williams University, Bristol, RI., 28 April 2013.

Chair, panel on “Holocaust Survivors’ Return Home,” Lessons and Legacies of the Holocaust, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL., 1-4 November 2012.

“Helping Themselves with the Help of Others,” Keynote Address for an international symposium on Raoul Wallenberg and Attempts to Rescue Europe’s Jews, Oslo, Norway, 30 October 2012.

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“The Life of a Young Boy in Terezin,” Public Lecture, Chapman University, Orange, CA., 18 October 2012.

Opening session, chair and presenter: “Can We Consider the Holocaust as a Paradigm in the Study of Mass Atrocities?” session chair, “Quantitative Research: Risk Assessments and the Possibilities of Predicting Mass Atrocities,” and session chair, “Possibilities and Obstacles in Preventing Mass Violence,” Symposium on Holocaust and Genocide. The Israel, Academy of Sciences and Humanities, The Hebrew University, The Van Leer Institute. 2-4 September 2012.

Opening roundtable: “Discussion on the Conceptual Development of Learning from the Past: Global Perspectives on Holocaust Education,” and chair of panel on “Successes and Challenges in Developing and Implementing Holocaust and Human Rights Education Programs,” Learning from the Past: Global Perspectives on Holocaust Education. Salzburg Global Seminar and U.S. Holocaust Memorial Musuem, Salzburg, Austria, 27 June-1 July 2012.

Keynote presentation: “The Challenges of Teaching the Holocaust at the University,” Telling the Story, Teaching the Core: Holocaust Education in the 21st Century, The 8th International Conference on Holocaust Education, Yad Vashem, Jerusalem, Israel, 18-21 June 2012.

“Working with the History of the Holocaust,” Trauma and Secondary Traumatization in Studies of Genocide and Massive Political Violence: An International Symposium, Hugo Valentin Centre, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden, 21-23 May 2012.

Commentator, panel on “Rescue and Escape from the Holocaust,” Second International Graduate Student Conference for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Clark University, Worcester, 29 March-1 April 2012.

Commentator, panel on “After the War: Jews and Gentiles in Immediate Post-War Europe,” Fourth International Inter-Disciplinary Conference on Beyond Camps and Forced Labour: Current International Research on Survivors of Nazi Persecution, Imperial War Museum, London, 5 January, 2012.

“University Education and the Holocaust Paradigm,” Keynote address, International Conference on The Holocaust and Other Genocides: The Uses, Abuses, and Misuses of the Holocaust Paradigm, The Hague, 27 November 2011. (Conference in conjunction with ITF meeting.)

“When Loved Ones Become Letters: Jewish Families during the Holocaust,” Annual Dukakis Center Holocaust and Genocide Studies Lecture, hosted by the American College of Thessaloniki and the United States Consulate, Thessaloniki, 21 June 2011.

“And Then? Survivors Postwar,” Keynote address, Conference of the Netherlands American Studies Association/Belgian-Luxembourg American Studies Association on American Responses to the Holocaust: Transatlantic Responses, Antwerp, 16-17 June 2011.

“Holocaust Education and Genocide Prevention Initiative” working group. Project organizers: Salzburg Global Seminar and the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Salzburg, 12-15 June 2011.

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“Life as a Refugee,” The George Rosen Memorial Lecture, Yale University, 25 March 2011.

“Response” to panel on “Making Use of Survivor Testimonies,” Lessons and Legacies of the Holocaust 2010 Conference, Florida Atlantic University, 6 November 2010.

“Oral History in Genocide Studies,” Psychology of Genocide and its Aftermath, Clark University, 15 October 2010.

“Challenges and Successes of Contemporary Holocaust Education,” Salzburg Global Seminar on The Global Prevention of Genocide: Learning from the Holocaust, Salzburg, Austria, 28 June-3 July 2010.

“Through Letters as a Window: Jewish Families Separated During the Holocaust,” Conference on Rising from the Ashes: Jewish Families and Children During and After the War, Hadassah Brandeis Institute, Brandeis University, Waltham, MA, 12 April 2010.

Ross Visiting Lectureship, 1939 Club’s Leopold Page Memorial Righteous Rescuers Lecture Series, run by the Rodgers Center for Holocaust Education at Chapman University. Public lecture: “When Loved Ones Become Letters: Refugee Jews and their Families in Nazi Europe,” 15 September 2009.

“Communication by Letter: Refugees and their Loved Ones during the Holocaust,” Kaplan Centre for Jewish Studies, University of Cape Town, South Africa, 12 August 2009.

“Taking the Broad View: The History of Refugee Jews and the History of the Holocaust,” Closing presentation for Symposium on Jewish Perspectives on the “Forced Emigration” Period (1938/39 to 1941) until Deportation and Ghettoization, Institut für die Geschichte der deutschen Juden, Hamburg, 17-19 May 2009.

“Flight: to the East,” University of Southern California, 28 April 2009.

“Fleeing for their Lives: Jewish Refugees from Nazi Europe during World War II,” Kent State University, Kent, OH., 31 March 2009.

“Denial in the Public and Private Domains,” Conference on Holocaust Denial, hosted by the Remarque Institute, NYU, held at the Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris, 14-15 November 2008.

Chair, opening roundtable, “Why We Do What We Do: Child Survivors and the Study of the Holocaust,” Lessons and Legacies of the Holocaust 2008 Conference, Northwestern University, 30 October 2008.

“Music, Luck, and the History of Mariánka Zadikow and her Terezín Album,” Chapman University, 23 September 2008.

“Survival in Theresienstadt: The History of Mariánka Zadikow,” California State University, Fullerton, 1 May 2008.

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Guest Scholar, Holocaust Remembrance and Study Program, “Through the Eyes of the Young,” Palm Beach Community College, 27 March 2008.

“Rescue, Resistance . . . and Teaching the Holocaust,” the inaugural Erna F. and Henry S. Rubenstein Memorial Lecture in Holocaust Studies, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, 20 January, 2008.

Scholar-in-Residence. Public Lecture: “Rescue: Choices and Decisions;” Faculty Seminar: “Escape: Refugee Jews, 1933-1946,” Kean University, 26 November 2007.

Panelist, responding to lecture by Julia Chaitin, “Bridging the Impossible? Confronting Barriers to Dialogue between Germans/ Jews/ Palestinians,” Clark University, 1 November 2007.

“Flight From the Reich: Public Actions, Private Lives,” University of Southern California, Los Angeles, 30 March 2007.

Toby and Saul Reichert Holocaust Lecture: “Auschwitz and the Holocaust,” University of Alberta, Edmondton, Canada, 25 March 2007.

“Anywhere, 1938-9: A Chapter in the History of Refugee Jews,” Danish Institute for International Studies, Copenhagen, 21 November 2006.

“Auschwitz and the Holocaust: The Convergence of Two Histories,” Visiting Scholar Lecture, Manhattan College, NY, 7 November 2006.

Panelist: “Holocaust Centers, Archives, and the Holocaust Educator,” Lessons and Legacies of the Holocaust 2006 Conference, Claremont, CA, 3 November 2006.

“Life in the Shadows,” St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota, 14 September 2006.

“Hidden Children During the Holocaust,” The Badzin Lecture, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, 13 September 2006.

Panelist: “The Origins of Holocaust Studies,” Museum of Jewish Heritage, NYC, 7 May 2006.

Served as Academic Adviser, The New European Cultural Landscape and the Jewish Experience, an international congress sponsored by the Jewish Cultural Heritage Foundation; Jewish Community of Stockholm; the Culture 2000 Programme of the European Union; Jewish Museum, Berlin; Zidovske Muzeum v Praze; Fondation du Judaisme Francais; Museum of the History of Polish Jews. Stockholm, Sweden, 20-23 March 2006. Also: Presented “Opening Remarks;” chaired panel on “Integration and Cultural Creativity: The Jewish Perspective;” and chaired final panel discussion, closing with a presentation: “Summary and Conclusion.”

“Holocaust: The Book We Wrote and the Books We Didn’t,” co-presented with R. J. van Pelt, Concordia University, Montreal, Canada, 14 February 2006.

“Collaborative Authorship: Writing, Trust, and Scholarship,” co-presented with R. J. van Pelt, Concordia University, Montreal, Canada, 13 February 2006.

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“Auschwitz and the Holocaust,” The Hugo Valentin Lecture, Uppsala University, Sweden, 10 February 2005.

“Research Seminar: New Issues, New Documents,” Uppsala Programme for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Uppsala University, Sweden, 10 February 2005.

“History and the ‘Now’ of Responsibility,” Uppsala University, Sweden, 9 February 2005.

“Children Under Nazi Occupation in World War II and the Holocaust,” The 2004-2005 Memorial Lecture, Ben-Gurion University, Israel, 15 December 2004.

“The Many Faces of Holocaust Denial,” Simon's Rock of Bard College, Great Barrington, MA, 20 April 2004

“The Holocaust and the Netherlands/The Holocaust in the Netherlands,” Symposium on The Holocaust in the Netherlands, University of Toronto, Canada, 26 March 2004. Co-presented with R. J. van Pelt.

“Refugees in the Netherlands, 1933-1945,” Symposium on The Holocaust in the Netherlands, co-presented with R. J. van Pelt, University of Toronto, Canada, 26 March 2004.

Moderator, panel on “Anti-Semitism After the Holocaust,” conference on Old Demons, New Debates: Anti-Semitism in the West, YIVO Institute for Jewish Research and the Center for Jewish History, NYC, 11-15 May 2003.

“Jewish Children in Nazi Europe,” keynote address, Millersville University’s 23rd Annual Conference on the Holocaust, Children and the Holocaust, Millersville University, Millersville, PA, 6-7 April 2003.

Chair, panel on “Historical Yield,” Fortunoff Video Archive 20th Anniversary Conference, The Contribution of Oral Testimony to Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Yale University, New Haven, 6-8 October 2002.

“Holocaust History and Jewish Studies,” conference on Jewish Studies in the University: A Retrospective, to inaugurate the Taube Center for Jewish Studies, Stanford University, Stanford, 28-29 April 2002.

“Life in the Shadow of Death” keynote address, Holocaust Remembrance Program, Slippery Rock University, Slippery Rock, PA, 11 April 2002.

Summation address, conference on Roaul Wallenberg: Context and Legacy, American Swedish Historical Museum, Philadelphia, 17 March 2002.

“Reparation and Restitution,” symposium on Redressing Historic Injustices: The Holocaust and Other Experiences, University of Toronto, Toronto, 23-24 January 2002.

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"Rescue During the Holocaust: Institutional Failures and Individual Success," Worcester Polytechnic Institute in conjunction with the Catholic Diocese of Worcester, 5 November 2001.

Chair, panel on “Denying the Holocaust in Court: The Mermelstein and Lipstadt Trials,” From the Protocols of the Elders of Zion to the Deniers of the Holocaust: Challenging the Academy, the Press, and the Legal System: An International Conference, Northeastern University, Boston, 6-7 May 2001.

Chair, panel on “History on Trial,” The Holocaust in the Courtroom: Historical Reflections on the Irving Trial, conference to inaugurate the Cancellor Rose and Ray Wolfe Chair in Holocaust Studies, University of Toronto, Toronto, 25 January 2001.

“The Presence - and Absence - of the Holocaust in Higher Education,” Plenary panel: “The Presence of the Holocaust in North America,” Sixth International Lessons and Legacies of the Holocaust Conference, The Presence of the Holocaust, Northwestern University, Chicago, 17-19 November 2000.

“The History and the Future of Holocaust History,” International Symposium on The Future of History, Wellsley College, Wellesley, MA., 14-15 April 2000.

“Trauma and Historical Narrative,” Spring Conference, Genocide Studies Program, Yale University, New Haven, 13 April 2000.

“Child Survivors of the Holocaust in Post-War Europe,” the John Onishei Lecture, Canisius College, Buffalo, N.Y., 6 April 2000.

“Teaching about the Holocaust in the University Sector,” Stockholm International Forum on the Holocaust, Stockholm, 26-28 January 2000. N.B.: The official summary of the workshop in which this talk was presented is a transcription of part of this lecture. See: The Stockholm International Forum on the Holocaust: A Conference on Education, Remembrance and Research (Stockholm: Svensk Information, April 2000), 15.

“Jewish Children and the Holocaust,” the Jacobson Lecture, Brown University, Providence, 16 November 1999.

“What Students Might Learn,” Interfaith Programmatic Symposium held by the Center for the Study of Jewish Heroism, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, D.C., 31 October-1 November 1999.

“The Canonization of Edith Stein,” Panel on “Edith Stein: Jew, Catholic, Saint,” College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, 20 October 1999.

“The Complex Fate of Children Who Survived the Holocaust,” the David and Sarah Rabin Memorial Lecture, Michigan State University, 15 April 1999.

“Children and the Holocaust,” Westchester Holocaust Commission Distinguished Lecture Series at Manhattanville College,” Purchase, N.Y., 15 December 1998.

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“Agents, Contexts, Responsibilities: The Massacre At Budy,” Conference on Catastrophe and Meaning: Rethinking the Holocaust at the End of the 20th Century, University of Chicago, Chicago, 14-16 November 1998.

“Max Arian and Debórah Dwork Interview Each Other,” in honor of the Dutch edition, Kinderen met een gele ster, Joachimstahl, Amsterdam, 3 May 1998.

“Jewish Children in Kovno Ghetto,” United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, D.C., 2 April 1998.

“Auschwitz: The Past Represented in the Future,” the Ecumene Lecture of the American Association of Geographers, Boston, 27 March 1998.

“Auschwitz: Utopia and Dystopia,” Yale University Genocide Studies Program, New Haven, 26 March 1998.

“The Politics of Preserving the Past at Auschwitz,” Mt. Wachusett Community College, Mt. Wachusett, 23 March 1998.

“`We Remember the Holocaust’ and Auschwitz,” Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, N.Y., 18 March 1998.

“Telling the Story: The Victims at Auschwitz,” in honor of the Dutch edition. Auschwitz: von 1270 tot heden, Joods Historisch Museum, Amsterdam, 31 October 1997.

“The History of Auschwitz,” with Robert Jan van Pelt, invited address to the International Society of Political Psychology at the Jagiellonian University, Cracow, 21 July 1997.

“Pilgrims vs. Historians: A Two-Day Encounter with Auschwitz-Birkenau,” with Robert Jan van Pelt, for the International Society of Political Psychology, Auschwitz-Birkenau and Oswiecim, 19-20 July 1997.

"Auschwitz: Its Past and its Future," University of Vermont Center for Holocaust Studies Summer Seminar for Educators, Burlington, 23 June 1997.

"A Conceptual Masterplan for Auschwitz-Birkenau and the Surrounding Towns and Villages," with Robert Jan van Pelt, presented to different audiences in Warsaw and at a town meeting in Oswiecim, 2-5 March 1997.

"Auschwitz and the Holocaust," with Robert Jan van Pelt, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, D.C., 9 January 1997.

"Gender": A Plenary Roundtable at the Fourth Lessons and Legacies of the Holocaust Conference. Organization, introduction, and commentary. University of Notre Dame, South Bend, November 1996.

"Auschwitz and the Holocaust," with Robert Jan van Pelt, annual meeting of the Social Science History Asssociation, New Orleans, October 1996.

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"Documentation, Interpretation, and Narrative: The Historian's Dilemma," Invitational seminar directed by Dr. Prof. Ursula Renner-Henke, Freiburg University, Freiburg, 20 November 1995.

"The History and Historiography of Trauma," opening address for an International Interdisciplinary Research Conference on Trauma and Violence," organized by the Hamburg Institute for Social Research, The Trauma Working Group of Yale University, and the Breuninger Foundation, Stuttgart, 17-19 November 1995.

"The Massacre at Budy," annual meeting of the Society for the Social Scientific Study of Religion and the Religious Research Association, St. Louis, 27-29 October 1995.

"Choices and Decisions During the Holocaust," Fourteenth Annual Presidential Forum on Turning Points in History, The Holocaust: Perpetrators, Victims, and Bystanders, Mississippi State University, Mississippi State, 23-24 October 1995.

"Reclaiming Auschwitz," plenary address, with Robert Jan van Pelt, for the Fourteenth Annual Interdisciplinary Forum of the Western Humanities Conference, The Pasts We Tell Ourselves, University of California, Santa Barbara, 5-7 October 1995.

"A Question of Identity: A Social and Political History of Child Survivors in the Post-War Netherlands," Clark University, Worcester, 19 September 1995.

"Women's Work at Auschwitz: History, Gender, and Interpretation," and discussant for "Remembering and Recording: Session on Testimonies," International Workshop on Women in the Holocaust, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, 19-22 June 1995.

"Auschwitz and the Holocaust" and "Auschwitz and the National Socialists' Ethnic Cleansing Policy," both with co-author Robert Jan van Pelt, Williams College, Williamstown, 12-13 April 1995.

"Refugee Child/Displaced Child," and "Foster Child/Orphan Child," seminar and lecture, University of Waterloo, Canada, 16-17 February 1995.

Chair, panel on “Children With A Star,” and paper “Custody and Care of Jewish Orphans after the War,” Third International Lessons and Legacies Conference on The Holocaust: Memory, Memorialization, and Denial, Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.H., 22-24 October 1994.

"Post-Traumatic Life: Jewish Child Survivors of the Shoah," Psychiatry Department Grand Rounds, St. Elizabeth's Medical Center, Boston, 16 May 1994.

"Children in the Shoah" and "To Make a Difference: Resistance to the Shoah," Holocaust and Genocide Conference, Wayne State University, Detroit, 15 April 1994.

Holocaust Education Guestship, Elmhurst College, Elmhurst, IL., 10-14 April 1994. Academic and public lectures and seminars throughout the week.

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"To Whom Did They Belong? Jewish Child Survivors in Post-War Europe" Law School, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1 April 1994.

"Not a Clinical Diagnosis, But a Historical Fate: Jewish Survivors of the Shoah," Muriel Gardiner Seminar, Yale University, New Haven, 24 March 1994.

"Custody and Care of Jewish Orphans After the War," The Orphan Project Symposium, In Whose Care and Custody? Orphans of the HIV Epidemic in Historical and Global Perspectives, New York, 3-5 March 1994.

"Getting the Story Straight: The Art of Memory and the Craft of History," The Holocaust: An International Scholars' Conference on the Known, the Unknown, the Disputed, and the Reexamined. Inaugural Conference of the United States Holocaust Research Institute, Washington, D.C., 5-8 December 1993.

"Diaries: The Interior and Exterior Lives of Children, " Conference on Individualization of the Holocaust: Diaries, Memoirs, Personal Accounts, Belles Lettres, Paintings and Drawings Written and Created During the Shoah, Yeshiva University, New York, 17-19 October 1993.

"Janusz Korczak: An Interpretation," Conference on Polish Rescuers of Jews During the Holocaust, Warsaw, 5-7 July 1993.

"Strangers Still: The Return of Jewish Refugee Youth to Austria," Conference on Jewish Refugees and Refugee Work, 1933-1993, Institute of Contemporary History and the Wiener Library, London, 14 March 1993.

"Life in Transition: Jewish Refugee Youth, 1933-1993," Northwestern University, Evanston, 9 March 1993.

"Dislocated Lives: Child Survivors of the Judeocide," Joseph Meyerhoff Center, University of Maryland, College Park, 28 February 1993.

"History and Memory; the Public and the Private," Histoire et memoire des crimes et genocides nazis, Congres International 1992, Brussels, 25-27 November 1992.

"The History of Local Resistance and the Historiography of the Private Realm," Co-keynote (with Raul Hilberg) Address, Conference on Local Persecution and Resistance, Rijksinstituut voor Oorlogsdocumentatie, Amsterdam, 22-24 November 1992.

"History and Memory," Tenth Anniversary Conference on The Future of Memory, Yale Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies, Yale University, New Haven, 25-26 October 1992.

"Child Survivors Then and Now," Keynote Address, Holocaust Child Survivors Conference, Hartford, 21 June 1992.

"Jewish Refugee Children: Public Policy and Private Lives," Child Study Center Conference, Yale University, New Haven, 20 March 1992.

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"Flight From The Reich: The Historical and Historiographical Problems of Rupture and Dislocation," History Department, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 24 February 1992.

"A History of Jewish Refugee Youth: The Parameters of the Problem," History Department, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, 27 January 1992.

"Understanding the Hiding Experience," Conference on The Hidden Child, New York, 26 and 27 May 1991.

"Private Lives and Public Policy, Post-War: A Re-examination of the Ideology of Rupture," University of Waterloo, Canada, 30 April 1991.

"`My War Began in 1945': Continuity and Caesura in the Lives of Child Survivors," Symposium on The Aftermath of the Holocaust, sponsored by the Western New England Psychoanalytic Society, New Haven, 28 April 1991.

"Lamed-Vovniks of 20th Century Europe: Participants in Jewish Child Rescue," Conference on Resistance Against the Third Reich: Moral Choices, Visions of Order, Remembrances, University of Chicago, Chicago, 2 March 1990.

"Women and the Resistance to the Judeocide," History Department, Mt. Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA., 5 February 1990.

"Children With A Star: The Writing of History and the Contemporary Construction of Public Policy," Colloquium, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Washington, D.C., September 1989.

"Jewish Children in Nazi Europe: The Parameters of the Problem," Yale Child Study Center, New Haven, May 1989.

"Ethical Practice in a Complex Environment: What Can We Learn From History?" Mid-Year Scientific Conference of the Society for Public Health Education, New York, June 1987.

"Jewish Children in the Nazi-Occupied Netherlands," Colloquium in Jewish History and Literature, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, April 1987.

"The Personal is Political," Keynote Address, Annual Conference on Ethics, Humanism, and Medicine, University of Michigan Medical Center, Ann Arbor, March 1987.

"The School Medical Service in England, 1906-1918: Health for Children and Jobs for Women," American Association of the History of Medicine, Rochester, N.Y., May, 1986.

"Methodological and Historiographical Problems Researching the History of Jewish Children in Nazi Europe, School of Public Health, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, January, 1986.

"Jewish Children in Nazi Europe," School of Medicine, Yale University, New Haven, December 1985.

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"The Interior and Exterior Lives of Jewish Children in Nazi Europe," Sixth Annual Conference on the Holocaust at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, March 1985.

"Life Patterns of Jewish Children in Nazi Europe," Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., February 1985.

"The History of Child Welfare Services in England, 1898-1945," Bush Program in Child Development and Social Policy, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, February 1985.

"Historical Truth and Psychological Truth: The Use of Oral History to Study Jewish Children in Nazi Europe," Department of Psychology Colloquium, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, December 1984.

"Milk and Maternalism," American Association of the History of Medicine, San Francisco, May 1984.

"Legislation and Medical Theory and Practice: The Case of Clean Milk in Britain and America, 1880-1930," Wellcome Symposium on the History of Medicine: Historical Perspectives on Medicine and the Law, London, February 1983.

"Robert Koch and the British Colonial Office," The Robert Koch Symposium in Honour of the 100th Anniversary of his Discovery of the Tubercle Bacillus, the Humboldt Universitaet, Berlin, January 1982.

"Robert Koch in South Africa," History of Medicine Seminar, Yale University, New Haven, November 1981.

"Moral Child Rearing and the Medical Moral Management of Children in Victorian England," Conference on Medicine and Social Control, Society for the Social History of Medicine, London, October 1980.

INTERNATIONAL and NATIONAL ACTIVITIES and INITIATIVES

Member, U.S. Delegation to the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (2011-present) Comprised of 34 member countries, 10 observer countries, and 7 permanent international partners Chair, Academic Working Group (2019-2020) Member, Academic Working Group (2011 to present) Member, Memory Laws Project (2018 to present) Member, Grant Review Committee (2019-2020) Member, Committee on the Genocide of the Roma (2016-present) Member, Strategy Implementation Group (2018) Member, Funding Committee (2012-2014; 2017) Member, Steering Committee, Project on Holocaust Education Research (2013-2017)

Ernst Fraenkel Book Prize Jury (member), Wiener Library, 2017-present

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Guest Expert Historian: Museums and Exhibitions

United Nations and YIVO Institute for Jewish Research Scholar Advisor for Project: “Displaced Persons Camps and Displaced Persons” A joint exhibition and education project of the United Nations Department of Global Communications through the Holocaust and the United Nations Outreach Programme and the UN Archives and YIVO Institute for Jewish Research. Opening: 27 January 2021.

Leo Baeck Institute and the Association 321-2021: 1700 Jahre jüdisches Leben in Deutschland (1700 Years of Jewish Life in Germany) Scholar advisor for Holocaust period. Project: “Shared History: 1700 Years of Jewish Life in German-speaking Lands through 52 Objects.” A virtual exhibit. Opening: 1 January 2021

Center for Holocaust, Human Rights, and Genocide Education, Brookdale Community College Scholar advisor for “A Journey to Life” permanent exhibition.

Sydney Jewish Museum Scholar advisor for exhibition: “Signs of Life” (2014-16) Wall texts, leaflet, scholarly expertise

Museum of Jewish Heritage Scholar advisor for exhibitions: “Against the Odds: American Jews & the Refugees of Europe, 1933-1941” (2013) “The Place They Called Auschwitz” (2013-14)

Scholar Advisor, Malmö International Forum on Holocaust Remembrance and Combating Antisemitism, October 2021

Member, Advisory Committee, Conference hosted by The Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum. This conference is a component of the Morgenthau Holocaust Collections Project. 2021.

BOARDS AND COMMITTEES

Board of Trustees/Advisory Board/Team Member/Grant Review (current) Facing History and Ourselves Jewish Foundation for the Righteous Leo Baeck Institute The International Research Institute on Jewish Women, Brandeis University Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture

Board of Trustees /Advisory Board/Team Member/Grant Review (Past: Selected) The Einstein Foundation

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Jewish Cultural Heritage Foundation National Holocaust Monument (Canada): Quadrangle Design Team Per Ahlmark Foundation Co-organized (with Shulamit Bahat) international conference: The New Middle East: Challenges and Opportunities (May 2012) Co-sponsored by The Glasshouse Forum, The Swedish Institute of International Affairs, and the Strassler Center Polin Museum of the History of Polish Jews, Advisory Board for the conference, Interculturalism in Historical Education Warsaw “From Those You Saved” memorial to rescuers: Wodiczko + Bonder design team American Jewish Committee Antisemitism Task Force Anti-Defamation League Hebrew University plans for Center for the Study of the Holocaust Genocide, and Political Mass Violence (2010-2012) Institute for the Study of Violence, Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis (1996-99) Jewish Foundation for the Righteous (1995-2000) “Letters to Sala” Project, New York Public Library Paideia, the European Institute of Jewish Studies in Sweden (2000) United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (1996-1997): The Future of Auschwitz William Breman Jewish Heritage Museum, Atlanta

INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

Doctoral Dissertation and MA Thesis External Review Tahel Goldsmith, (MA); Hebrew University of Jerusalem (2018) Hannah Pollin-Galay, (PhD): Tel Aviv University (2014) Hanna Schmidt Hollaender, (PhD); University of Hamburg (2014); external examiner (2015)

Book Manuscript Review Oxford University Press Yale University Press Cambridge University Press Vanderbilt University Press

FILM CREDITS

“Rescue and Resistance,” featured in the Holocaust Gallery of Holocaust Museum Houston. Produced by Ralph Appelbaum Associates for the HMH. 2019

“Les enfants de Terezin et le monstre á moustache” (The Children of Terezin and the Monster with Moustaches) directed by Henriette Chardak. Supported by France Channel 5 and the parliamentary channel, LCP. 2019

“Defying The Nazis: The Sharps’ War,” directed by Ken Burns and Artemis Joukowsky. PBS nationwide launch: 20 September 2016.

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Classroom Documentaries. Facing History and Ourselves. 2016.

“In the Monument,” online documentary about Holocaust commemoration and the design competition for the Canadian Holocaust Monument. Directed by Boris Ivanov, Interfilm Productions. 2013

“Orphans of the Genocide” documentary directed by Bared Maronian. 2011

“Hiding in Plain Sight,” CBS Sunday Morning segment on rescue in wartime Albania. 2009.

“Against the Tide: The Story of America during the Holocaust,” Moriah Films, Directed by Rick Trank, 2008. Historian of record, on screen and off.

“Misha Defonseca and her Hoax Memoir,” RTBF (Belgium National TV), 2008.

“Never Again? From Auschwitz to Darfur,” with Linda Ellerbee, A Nick News program, 2005.

“Auschwitz: Inside the Nazi State,” co-produced by KCET/Hollywood and the BBC, 2005. (Commentator segment.)

“Unlikely Heroes,” Moriah Films, Directed by Rick Trank, 2003. Historian of record, on screen and off

“Biography: Adolf Eichmann,”Arts and Entertainment Biography, 1997.

“Children With a Star,” CBC, 1991.

PUBLIC EDUCATION /TEACHER EDUCATION /SCHOOL OUTREACH (1991 until the present)

2020 4 March Bildner Center, Rutgers University (New Brunswick, NJ). “Holding on through Letters: Jewish Families Separated during the Holocaust.” Teacher workshop: Using Personal Letters to Teach about the Holocaust.

27 January Florida Holocaust Museum (Tampa). “‘Where are You?’ Looking for Loved Ones after the War.” Keynote address, International Holocaust Remembrance Day memorial.

26 January Jewish Federation of Sarasota-Manatee (Sarasota, FL). “Never Quite at Home: Jewish Refugee Children.” Keynote address, International Holocaust Remembrance Day memorial.

9 January Nathan & Esther Pelz Holocaust Education Resource Center (HERC) and Friends of the Wiener Library (Milwaukee). “Kindertransport.” Keynote address to inaugurate the KINDERTRANSPORT exhibit.

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2019 20 November Museum of Jewish Heritage (NY). “Step by Step to Mass Murder: The Evolution of Auschwitz.”

11 November Museum of Jewish Heritage (NY). Yaffa Eliach Memorial Lecture. “The World of Auschwitz.”

Sept/Oct Bildner Center for the Study of Jewish Life, Rutgers University (NJ). Five-session seminar for teachers on “Refugees during the Nazi Era.”

18 July Museum of Jewish Heritage (NY). “A Boy’s Voice from Terezin: Diary and Oral History.”

18 June USHMM (Washington, DC). “Refugees and the Holocaust.” Closing panel of symposium on Fleeing the Nazis: Austrian Jewish Refugees to the United States.

19 May Museum of Jewish Heritage (NY). “Women’s Work at Auschwitz”

2018 13-15 Aug. Holocaust Education Trust, Ireland (Dublin). Teaching the Holocaust Summer Course for Teachers. 13 August “Jewish Youth in Nazi Europe” 14 August “Where are you? Looking for Loved Ones after the Holocaust” 15 August “A Boy in Terezin: The Private Diary of Pavel Weiner”

18 July Museum of Jewish Heritage (NY). “Saints and Liars: American Aid and Rescue Workers in Nazi Europe.”

11 May USHMM (Washington, DC). “Luck, Timing, and Fortuitous Circumstances.” Presentation to survivor volunteer group.

7 May USHMM (Washington, DC). “The Big Questions of Holocaust History.” Opening panel of symposium on Critical Junctures: Ethical Challenges of Holocaust Studies.

3 May Beacon Academy, Boston (FaceTime session). 9th grade class. Interactive class on “Search and Research.”

13 April East End Temple (NYC). Presentation and seminar. “History as a Compass: The Refugee Question.”

15 February USHMM (Washington, DC). J.B. and Maurice C. Shapiro Lecture. “Saints and Liars: American Relief and Rescue Workers during the Nazi Era.”

8 January Association of Holocaust Organizations. 2018 Winter Conference. “Saints and Liars: American Aid and Rescue Workers in Nazi Europe.” Washington, DC.

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2017 7 December Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh and the University of Pittsburgh. “Raising Their Voices: Children’s Resistance through Diary Writing and Song.”

7 December Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh. Teacher Training: “Teaching Holocaust History in 2017-2018” “To Whom Did They Belong: Hidden Children after the Holocaust”

5 November Congregation Or Shalom (Orange, CT). “Honoring the Heroism of Marion Pritchard.” Annual Kristallnacht Commemoration.

19 July Museum of Jewish Heritage (NY). “Jewish Children in Ghettos and Camps” and “To Whom Did They Belong?”

10 May Center for Holocaust, Human Rights, and Genocide Education at Brookdale Community College (Lincroft, NJ). Colloquium: Refugees and their Flight for Life. Keynote Address, “Child Refugees.”

3 May Voices of Hope, Hartford, CT. Annual tribute dinner keynote address: “Refugees.”

2016 5 December 15th Annual Council of Holocaust Educators Conference (Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, NJ). Keynote address: “Refugees: Then and Now.”

2 November Coquitlam High School Symposium (Canada). Keynote address: “Defying the Nazis: Rescue during the Holocaust”

1 November Vancouver Kristallnacht Commemorative Lecture (Canada). “Holding on through Letters: Jewish Families during the Holocaust”

26 September Museum of Jewish Heritage (N.Y.). Lectures for gallery educators and staff “Where are You?” Looking for Loved Ones after the War” “Liberation and Repatriation: Plans, Policy, and Practice”

21 September Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County (Glen Cove, NY). Keynote annual tribute dinner address: “For Once We Were Strangers in a Strange Land: Refugees Then and Now”

25 May International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance Plenary Meeting (Bucharest) Organized and moderated: Panel on the Education Research Project (Paul Cowan; Monique Eckmann; Kristina Kaihari; Wolf Kaiser; Martina Maschke) Book Presentation, Bystanders, Rescuers, or Perpetrators? The Neutral Countries and the Shoah. (Corry Guttstadt and Thomas Lutz) Interview with Conny Kristel on the European Holocaust Research Infrastructure (EHRI) initiative

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3 May Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County (Glen Cove, NY). Keynote Yom Hashoah address: “Women and the Resistance.”

1 May Holocaust Museum & Center for Tolerance Education (Suffern, N.Y.). Keynote Yom Hashoah address: “Hidden Children after the War.”

29 April Temple Beth Am (Parsippany, NJ). Joseph Gotthelf Memorial Lecture. “Speech and Silence: Family Letters during the Holocaust.”

28 January United Nations (N.Y.). “The Future of Holocaust Education at the University.”

2015 6 December Center for Humanistic Education, Ghetto Fighters’ House Museum (Haifa, Israel). “What is Genocide?”

15 November Temple Beth Elohim (Wellesley, MA). “‘Where are You?’ Looking for Loved Ones after the War.”

8 July Museum of Jewish Heritage (NY). “War Foster Children/War Orphans in the Postwar Netherlands.”

14 May Temple Sholom (Greenwich, CT). “Holding on through Letters: Jewish Families during the Holocaust.”

20 April Center for Holocaust, Human Rights, and Genocide Education at Brookdale Community College (Lincroft, NJ). “Narrating Genocide.” Moderator for panel with Chris Bohjalian and Khatchig Mouradian

14 March Responsibility 2015. Armenian Genocide Centennial Conference (NY). Production of Knowledge: “Scholarship and Education about the Armenian Genocide and the Holocaust in the Academic World.”

2014 14 December Center for Humanistic Education, Ghetto Fighters’ House Museum (Haifa, Israel). “Teaching the Holocaust and the Comparison Issue.”

5 October Museum of Jewish Heritage (NY). The Rabbi Ronald B. Sobel Lecture, “The Intertwined History of Auschwitz and Oswiecim”

17 July Museum of Jewish Heritage (NY). “To Whom Did They Belong? Jewish Orphans in Postwar Europe”

15 June Limmud Oz, Sydney Australia “Jews Rescue Jews” “‘In Search of’: Survivors’ Quest for Kin”

12 June Sydney Jewish Museum (Sydney, Australia). “Wartime Letters: Signs of Life, Proof of Death.”

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8-9 June Limmud Oz, Melbourne Australia: “Helping Themselves with the Help of Others: Jewish Rescue during the Holocaust” “Holding on through Letters: Jewish Families during the Holocaust” “Seeking a Way out of the Nazi Net: The Experience of Women and Girls” “‘Where are You?’ Looking for Loved Ones after the War”

2 June Center for Holocaust, Human Rights, and Genocide Education (Chhange at Brookdale Community College, N.J.). “Framing the St Louis.” Event to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the MS St Louis.

1 June Chhange. “The Historical Context: ‘Oro Macht Frei.’”

2013 27 October YIVO Institute (NY). Panel discussion about the One Thousand Children initiative.

17 July Museum of Jewish Heritage (NY). “Jewish Life in Terezin.”

6-7 May Dialogforum 2013 (Mauthausen Memorial Camp, Austria). Keynote address, “Framing Mauthausen.”

16 April Institute for Christian and Jewish Studies (Baltimore, MD). “Marianka Zadikow and Rafael Schachter’s Requiem in Terezin.”

8 April Florida Holocaust Museum (Tampa). “Holding on through Letters: Jewish Families during the Holocaust.”

7 April United Jewish Community of the Virginia Peninsula (Newport News). “Rescue during the Holocaust.”

4 April Worcester Jewish Community Center. Author Lecture Series. “A Boy in Terezin”

2012 14 November Museum of Jewish Heritage (NY). “The Final Solution.”

21 October Museum of Jewish Heritage (NY). “Rescue and Recovery of Jewish Children in Holland.”

3 May The Per Ahlmark Foundation, the Glasshouse Forum, and the Swedish Institute of International Affairs. Co-organized (with Shulamit Bahat) conference and served as moderator for panel on “Human Rights and Social Change in the New Middle East” and for the closing discussion. The New Middle East: Challenges and Opportunities. Stockholm.

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15 March Illinois Holocaust Museum (Skokie). Teacher training workshop. Four presentations on Jewish DP policy, practice, and lived experience. Evening public lecture: “Now Where? Holocaust Survivors’ Postwar Choices and Decisions”

23 February YIVO (NY). “Children and War.”

14 January Jewish Foundation for the Righteous. Advanced Winter Seminar for Teachers. “Life in Extremis”

2011 11 December M on the Bund’s Literary Salon. Shanghai, China. Author Talk: Flight from the Reich

5 December Facing History and Ourselves. Brookline, MA. “A Boy in Terezín.”

15 November Museum of Jewish Heritage (NY). Gallery Educators and Staff lecture. “What Do Children’s Diaries Tell Us?”

7 July Museum of Jewish Heritage (NY) STAJE Program, “Jewish Life in the Terezín Transit Camp.”

17 January Jewish Foundation for the Righteous. Advanced Winter Seminar for Teachers. “Child Life in Nazi Europe.”

2010 3 December Brookdale Community College (NJ). Keynote speech: “Seeking a Way Out of the Nazi Net: The Experience of Women and Girls,” The Annual Council of Holocaust Educators Conference, Strength, Spirit, and Resilience: Women and Children in War and Genocide

15 July Museum of Jewish Heritage (NY), Seminar for NYC public schoolteachers on Auschwitz/Oswiecim. “The German Chemical Firm IG Farben and Auschwitz- Birkenau”

14 July Museum of Jewish Heritage (NY), Seminar for NYC public schoolteachers on Auschwitz/Oswiecim. “The intertwined history of Oswiecim and Auschwitz- Birkenau,”

27 June Jewish Foundation for the Righteous Summer Institute, Columbia University, NY 19 June Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum (Hyde Park, NY), Seventh Annual Roosevelt Reading Festival, “Refugees and Resettlement: Officials and Their Solutions.”

13 April Central Queens (N.Y.) YM&YWHA, “Flight from the Reich: Even in the Midst of the Holocaust.”

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9 April Strassler Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Clark University, International Conference on The State of the Art of Armenian Genocide Research, Chair, public panel on “The Armenian Genocide 95 Years Later.”

23 March Margate (N.J.) JCC and Richard Stockton College, “Child Survivors Finding their Voice.” Kick-off lecture for series on Children of the Holocaust, War and Genocide.

2009 19 Dec. Dersim Oral History Project. (Berlin, Germany), “Oral History and the Development of Holocaust History: Possible Applications to the Dersim Oral History Project.”

30 Oct. World Federation of Jewish Child Survivors of the Holocaust. (Newton, MA.), “Jewish Children during the Holocaust.”

27 Oct. Facing History and Ourselves. (Brookline, MA.), “Flight from the Reich: Refugees and the Holocaust.”

21 Oct. Museum of Jewish Heritage (NY). “Refugees from Nazi Europe: A Thread of Holocaust History.”

22 Sept. Wallenberg Society, Jewish Federation of Greater Hartford. (CT.), “Flight in the Midst of the Holocaust.”

10 Sept. Strassler Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Clark University, “Flight from the Reich.”

5-14 Aug South African Holocaust Foundation. Stern Visiting Scholar-in-Residence.

13 Aug Seminar for Western Cape history teachers and curriculum advisers (grades 9-12): “Teaching the Holocaust: History Module Content; Challenges; and a Presentation on the November Pogrom.” 12 Aug Cape Town Holocaust Centre. “Flight from the Reich: Public Actions, Private Lives,” the Ernest and Renee Samson 10th Anniversary Lecture in association with the Ralph and Sue Stern Visiting Scholars Programme. 12 Aug Seminar for educators and volunteer guides at the Cape Town, Durban, and Johannesburg Holocaust Centres. “Education: a Bridge between the Holocaust and Learners Today.” 11 Aug Herzlia School, Cape Town. “Children in the Holocaust: Creativity in the Midst of Catastrophe.” 11 Aug University Student Seminar (Education Faculty graduate students; Stellenbosch University and University of Cape Town). “Teaching the Holocaust: History Module Content; Challenges; and a Presentation, ‘One Person can Make a Difference.’” 10 Aug Presentation to benefactors. “An Outsider’s View: The South African Holocaust Centres.” 9 Aug Durban Jewish Centre. “Women in the Holocaust.”

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9 Aug Johannesburg Limmud. “Music, Luck, and the Life of Mariánka Zadikow.”

15 July Museum of Jewish Heritage (NY), “Jewish Children during the Holocaust.”

8 July Museum of Jewish Heritage (NY), “Jewish Women Refugees from Nazi Europe.”

28 Jun-2 Jul Jewish Foundation for the Righteous Summer Institute. Columbia University.

7 June Museum of Jewish Heritage (NY), Jewish Educators’ (STAJE) Program, “A New Lens on Jewish Refugees from Nazi Europe.”

21 April Holocaust Center of the United Jewish Federation of Pittsburgh, “Children in the Holocaust.”

31 Jan. Jewish Community Center of Greater New Haven, “Music, Luck, and the Life of Marianka Zadikow, Survivor of Terezin.”

2008 9 Nov. Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center (Chicago), “The End of the Beginning and the Beginning of the End,” a community-wide commemoration of the 70th anniversary of Kristallnacht.

8 July Museum of Jewish Heritage (NY), Jewish Educators’ (STAJE) Program, “Jewish Orphans after the War.”

21-2 May Holocaust Museum Houston, Educators’ Program: “The Challenges of Holocaust Education;” Public Lecture: “The Life of Mariánka Zadikow, Survivor of Theresienstadt.”

30 April Manhattan JCC. “The Terezín Album of Mariánka Zadikow.”

16 April Strassler Family Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Clark University, “Music, Luck, and the History of Mariánka Zadikow in Theresienstadt.”

28 Feb. Holocaust Center of Northern California (San Francisco), Alfred Manovill Memorial Lecture, “Mariánka Zadikow in Terezín.”

1 Feb. Yale University. Teaching about Genocide in the 20th and 21st Centuries: A Conference for Teachers, Plenary lecture, “The Holocaust.”

25 Jan. Center for Citizenship Education (Warsaw), Conference for High School Teachers: Rescuers in the Time of Darkness, organized by the American Embassy, the Center for Citizenship Education, and the JFR. Keynote address: “Rescue and Life in Hiding.”

19 Jan. Jewish Foundation for the Righteous, Advanced Winter Seminar, “Refugees: Survivors of the Holocaust.”

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2007 5 Dec. Boston University, Armenian Students Association, Genocide and Denial: A perspective on the Jewish and Armenian Cases, “The Armenian Genocide and the Holocaust.”

4 Nov. Holocaust Education Week (Toronto). Mariánka Zadikow in Theresienstadt.”

18 Sept. Young Presidents Organization (Cambridge, MA),“Genocide Education and Academia.”

15 April University of New Hampshire, community Yom Hashoah commemoration (Durham, N.H.), “Rescue: Choices and Decision.”

13 Jan. Jewish Foundation for the Righteous, Advanced Winter Seminar, “The Holocaust in Italy.”

2006 25-29 June Jewish Foundation for the Righteous Summer Institute, Columbia University (N.Y.).

11 May Brookdale Community College (N.J.), Keynote Address for the Annual Colloquium for Students, Teachers, and the Public, “Rescue: One Person Can make A Difference.”

14 Jan. Jewish Foundation for the Righteous, Advanced Winter Seminar, “Jewish Life in Occupied France.”

10 Jan. Choate Rosemary Hall (Wallingford, CT), Keynote address, “Choices and Decisions: Rescue and the Rescuers during the Holocaust.”

9 Jan. Choate Rosemary Hall (Wallingford, CT), “The Long History of Antisemitism.”

2005 13 November Museum of Jewish Heritage (N.Y.), “The Final Solution.”

3 November Museum of Jewish Heritage (N.Y.), “Life in Shadows: Hidden Children and the Holocaust.”

26-30 June Jewish Foundation for the Righteous Summer Institute, Columbia University (N.Y.).

8 February Swedish Committee Against Anti-Semitism (Stockholm), “Teaching the Holocaust.”

17 Jan. Advanced Seminar for Teachers, Jewish Foundation for the Righteous (Newark, N.J.).

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2004 6 July Museum of Jewish Heritage (N.Y.). Shoah Teaching Alternatives in Jewish Education Summer Institute. “Amidah: A Jewish Approach to Resistance.”

6 July Museum of Jewish Heritage (N.Y.), Summer Institute for Teachers.

27 June-1 July Jewish Foundation for the Righteous Summer Institute, Columbia University (N.Y.).

20 May The Princeton Alumni Club (Amherst, MA). “The History of Holocaust History in Academia.”

17-19 April Seattle Community Yom Hashoah Commemoration: Washington State Holocaust Education Resource Center, “Creativity in the Midst of Catastrophe: Jewish Youth in Nazi Europe,” Seattle.

17-19 Jan. JFR Advanced Seminar for Teachers, New York

2003 10-11 July Holocaust Museum Houston, Summer Institute for Teachers, Houston.

30 June Museum of Jewish Heritage, Teachers Summer Institute, New York.

22-26 June JFR Summer Seminar for Teachers, New York.

29 April San Antonio Jewish Community Yom Hashoah Commenoration (TX), “The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.”

28 April Houston Jewish Community Yom Hashoah Commemoration (TX), “Children With A Star.”

9 April Siena College and The United Jewish Federation of Northeastern New York, “Learning about the Holocaust in a post – 9/11 World: Can Evil Truly be Understood?” Albany.

9 April Siena College and The United Jewish Federation of Northeastern New York, teachers’ seminar, “Teaching the Holocaust in a Post – 9/11 World: Choices and Decisions,” Albany.

27 Jan John Adams Institute (Amsterdam, NL), public lecture with Robert Jan van Pelt in conjunction with publication of Dutch edition of Holocaust: A History.

2002 13 Dec Maimonides School (Brookline), “Rescue: Institutional Failure and Individual Success.”

19 Nov. Hartford Chapter of Hadassah, “Who helped Jews during the Holocaust?”

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14 Nov. Barnes and Noble Book Store (Skokie), public lecture in conjunction with publication of Holocaust: A History.

13 Nov. Hatikvah Holocaust Education and Resource Center (Springfield, MA), lecture in conjunction with publication of Holocaust: A History. Under the auspices of the National Jewish Book Month.

10 Nov. West Hartford Jewish Community Center, public lecture in conjunction with publication of Holocaust: A History. Under the auspices of the National Jewish Book Month.

6 Nov. Friends of Goddard Library at Clark University (Worcester), "Teaching, Writing, and other Professional Sports.”

3 Nov. David Posnack Jewish Community Center (Davie, FL), lecture in conjunction with publication of Holocaust: A History. Under the auspices of the National Jewish Book Month.

23 Oct. Strassler Family Center For Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Clark University, (Worcester), Holocaust: A History book launch with Robert Jan van Pelt.

17 Oct. Jewish Community Center of Greater New Haven, Holocaust Education and Prejudice Reduction Program, lecture in conjunction with publication of Holocaust: A History.

10 Oct. Museum of Jewish Heritage, Patron’s Circle Lecture, (NY), public lecture in conjunction with publication of Holocaust: A History.

8 Oct. Facing History and Ourselves (Brookline), public lecture in conjunction with publication of Holocaust: History.

3 Oct. Jewish Community Center of Greater New Haven, Holocaust Education and Prejudice Reduction Program, Teacher’s Program.

2 Oct. Simon Wiesenthal Center (NY), Forum Series Lecture in conjunction with publication of Holocaust: A History.

24 Sept. Jewish Foundation for the Righteous (NY), launch presentation of Holocaust: A History.

9 Sept. West Virginia Division of Culture and History, “Individual Rescuers,” Public opening lecture for a month-long education program, Holocaust Remembered: Witness and Legacy.

8 April Yom Hashoah Community Commemoration, Temple Emanuel (Worcester), “Life and Death in the Ghettos of Eastern Europe.”

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2001 18 July Shoah Visual History Foundation (Los Angeles), lecture for staff and volunteers, “A New Lens on the History of the Holocaust.”

3 June Association of Holocaust Organizations Annual Meeting (Atlanta), keynote Address: “The Place of the Holocaust in Western Civilization.”

18 March Center Stage (Baltimore), Afterthoughts Lecture in conjunction with production of “The Investigation” by Peter Weiss, “Parallels: Denial in the Courtroom: The Auschwitz Trials and the Irving vs. Penguin and Lipstadt Trial.”

2000 26 Oct. Jewish Community Center of Greater New Haven (CT.), organized and chaired panel on “Combating Holocaust Denial: David Irving v. Penguin Publishers and Deborah Lipstadt,” with Richard Rampton, Queen’s Counsel; Heather Rogers, barrister; Robert Jan van Pelt, expert witness; and Tobias Jersak, researcher.

25 July Jewish Community Center of Greater New Haven (CT.), Public Lecture on “The Kindertransports” in conjunction with film “My Knees Were Jumping.”

21-27 June Jewish Foundation for the Righteous (JFR) at the Center for Holocaust Studies, Clark University (Worcester, MA.), Five lectures and four discussion sessions during the week-long launch of the JFR’s national education program for Holocaust education center directors and the teachers who work with these centers across the country.

24 April Worcester Armenian Community Commoration (Worcester, MA.), Keynote Address: “The Genocide of the Armenians.”

6 April Canisius College (Buffalo, N.Y.), “Teaching the Holocaust,” a symposium for teachers and student teachers.

1999 31 Oct. Center for the Study of Jewish Heroism, Interfaith Programmatic Symposium held at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (Washington, D.C.), “What Students Might Learn.”

14 Oct. Princeton Jewish Center (N.J.), “Jewish Children and the Holocaust.”

18 April Milwaukee Jewish Community Yom Hashoah Commemoration, “Heros During the Holocaust.”

18 April Milwaukee Jewish Community Holocaust Resource Center, seminar for Holocaust educators and community leaders, Milwaukee Jewish Community Resource Center.

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16 April Michigan State University, Michigan Teachers’ Workshop on Holocaust Education, “What Does it Mean to be Educated About the Holocaust?”

3 March Sullivan Middle School, Teachers’ Continuing Education Program, “Rescue During the Holocaust,” Worcester, MA.

1998 15 Dec. Westchester Holocaust Commission, Seminar on “Teaching the Holocaust.” For middle school, high school, and college teachers.

23 April 92nd Street Y (N.Y.), the Holocaust Aftershocks Lecture, “The Politics of Auschwitz.”

20 April Solomon Schechter Day School of Worcester, “Teaching Our Children About the Holocaust - at Home and at School.” For parents and teachers.

15 April Jewish Community Center of Greater New Haven, “Christian Rescuers During the Holocaust.” A 3-member panel discussion with Profs. Marion Pritchard and Nechama Tec.

2 April United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, “Jewish Children in Kovno Ghetto.”

5 March Peninsula Beth El (San Mateo, CA.), “Looking Backward to Move Forward: The Holocaust Today.”

15 Jan. Lillian and A.J. Weinberg Center for Jewish Education (Atlanta), “Children in the Holocaust: Memory and Legacy.”

15 Jan. Atlanta Jewish Federation, “Jewish Memories, Polish Memories - and the Future of Auschwitz.”

1997 8 Oct. Facing History and Ourselves (Brookline), “The Holocaust at Auschwitz.”

23 Sept. The Forum (Worcester), “The Madeleine Albright Question Writ Large.”

7-16 July Summer Teachers’ Training Institute, Clark University. The pilot of “Voices and Views: A History of the Holocaust,” I compiled, annotated, and edited.

16 June Hebrew College (of Brookline) Annual Distinguished Service Award Dinner, Keynote Speech, "Education and Jewish Continuity."

4 May Worcester Yom HaShoah Commemoration, "Janusz Korcazk and the Case of the Hero."

9 April Solomon Schechter Day School of Worcester, "Rescuers During the Holocaust." For the 4th-7th grades.

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11 March A Living Memorial to the Holocaust - Museum of Jewish Heritage, Associates Division Board, "The Museum and the University: Working Together on Continuing Issues in Holocaust History."

14 Feb. Anti-Defamation League, National Executive Committee, "Collaboration and Complicity and the Swiss Gold Question."

1 Feb. Jewish Community Center of Greater New Haven, “The History of Auschwitz.”

23 Jan. The Worcester Rotary Club, "History and Memory: The Holocaust and Education.”

1996 4 Dec. Worcester Jewish Federation, LEAD Program, "The Meaning of the Holocaust for Young Leaders of the Jewish Community."

26 Nov. Baltimore Jewish Community Center, "In Search of Auschwitz."

19 Nov. Jewish Community Center of Bridgeport, CT., "Auschwitz."

18 Nov. National Council of Jewish Women, Worcester, MA., "In Search of Auschwitz."

17 Nov. William Breman Heritage Museum, Atlanta Jewish Federation, "Auschwitz: 1270 to the Present."

10 Nov. Vancouver Holocaust Centre Society, Kristallnacht Commemorative Program, "Auschwitz and the Holocaust."

5 Nov. S.L. Simpson Gallery, Toronto, Canada, "Auschwitz."

27 Oct. Jewish Community Center of Sherman, CT., “In Search of Auschwitz.”

9 Oct. Facing History and Ourselves, "History and Memory: The Holocaust and Education,” Brookline, MA.

12 Sept. The Princeton Club of New York, "Auschwitz: 1270 to the Present."

2 May Clark University, Worcester, MA, Rose Professorship Installation Address.

23 April Jonas Clark Fellows, New York City, Luncheon Address, "Acquiring our Inheritance: The Holocaust."

21 April Holocaust Memorial Resource and Education Center of Central Florida, Maitland, FL., Yom Hashoah Observance Keynote Address, "Children in the Holocaust."

1995

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4 Sept. Cutural Center of Stockholm, Inaugural lecture for an exhibition on Theresienstadt: Culture and Horror, "Life in a Way-Station to Death: Jewish Children in Theresienstadt.”

22-23 April Atlanta Jewish Federation, Yom Hashoah Guest Lecturer, "Choices," and "Jewish Child Survivors in Post-War Europe."

19 March Goethe Institute, Atlanta, Symposium on Rescuers of the Holocaust, "To Save A Life: Women's Work in the Holocaust."

19 Feb. American Gathering/Federation of Jewish Holocaust Survivors, Miami, Reunion: Fifty Years...of Life After the Holocaust, "Impact of the Holocaust as We Approach the 21st Century."

9-10 Feb. Cranbrook Schools, Bloomfield Hills, MI., Emily Fischer Lecturer, public lecture on "Auschwitz" with co-author Robert Jan van Pelt, classroom teaching, middle and high school assemblies.

1994 27 July Facing History and Ourselves Teaching Institute at Bard College, "Jewish Children in Nazi Europe."

10 April Congregation Etz Chaim, Lombard, IL., "Choices and Decisions: Janusz Korczak and His Orphans."

7 April Holocaust Education Center and Memorial Museum of Houston, Yom Hashoah Guest Lecturer, "The Hungarian Action (Spring 1994) and the Jewish Children of Hungary."

1 March Anti-Defamation League, New York, "To Write About Sex and Betrayal During the Shoah: Thank You, Fanya Heller."

1993 7 Nov. Congregation Rodeph Sholem, New York, 1993 Dora and Leo Diamond Memorial Seminar Lecture, "It Ended With Kristallnacht: Jewish Childhood in Nazi Europe."

14 May B'nai Jacob Congregation, Woodbridge, CT., "Refugee Youth and the Quest for Identity."

11-12 May Ezra Academy, Woodbridge, CT., "Life in Hiding" and the Robert Cover Memorial Lecture, "Choices and Decisions During the Shoah."

28 Feb. Joseph Meyerhoff Center for Jewish Studies, University of Maryland, College Park, Teachers' Workshop, "Teaching the Shoah to our Students and Children."

1992 9 Nov. Rhode Island Jewish Community Center and Holocaust Memorial Museum,

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Providence, R.I., Kristallnacht Memorial Lecture, "To Save A Life: Women's Work in the Shoah."

20 Sept. Princeton Jewish Center, Princeton, N.J., "Women and the Resistance to the Shoah: Extraordinary, Ordinary Women."

10-12 July Ramah in Canada, Scholar-in-Residence, 3-day program: Learning Through History: Responsibility and the Shoah.

8-9 May University Synagogue, Irvine, CA., "Choices, Decisions, Fortune, and Luck: Life in the Shoah."

6 May Tower One/ Tower East Senior Housing Complex, New Haven, Yom Hashoah Memorial, Keynote address, "The Responsibility of Charity during the Shoah."

1 May New Haven Jewish Federation, Adult Day Center at the Jewish Home for the Aged, Yom Hashoah Memorial Talk, "Parents and Children in the Shoah."

28 April Hadassah (Connecticut), Yom Hashoah Memorial Lecture, "Jewish Child Life in the Hungarian Ghettos."

20 March Congregation B'nai Jacob, Woodbridge, CT., "Survivors and Victims: An Epilogue to the History of Jewish Children in Nazi Europe."

7 March Congregation Or Shalom, Orange, CT., Study week-end on Tzedakah, keynote address, "Tzedakah during the Shoah."

15-17 Feb. Fifth National Teachers' Conference for Alumni of the Holocaust and Jewish Resistance Fellowship Program run by the American Gathering and Federation of Jewish Holocaust Survivors, the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council, the American Federation of Teachers, and the Educators' Chapter of the Jewish Labor Committee, Washington, D.C., "Child Life in the Polish Ghettos."

5 Feb. United Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh, Student, Teacher, Parent Seminar: Children and the Holocaust for public and private school children and their teachers and parents. Keynote lecture, "Choices: The Rainbow of Resistance" and workshop, "Teaching our Children About the Shoah."

30 Jan. Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven, Holocaust Education/Prejudice Reduction Program for public and private school teachers. Lecture, "Jewish Families in the Shoah."

13 Jan. Bloomfield Hills School District, Bloomfield Hills, MI., "Just Like You - Almost," talk for middle school and high school students.

10-12 Jan. Adat Shalom Synagogue, Farmington, MI., Scholar-in-Residence, 2-day program, Life During the Shoah: Its Effects and Affects.

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1991 17 Nov. Jewish Community Center, Baltimore, "No Sheep to the Slaughter: Jewish Children in the Shoah."

3 Nov. Congregation B'nai Jacob, Woodbridge, CT., Book Discussion, Children With A Star.

27 June "The Three-Month Passion of the Jewish Children of Hungary”, April-June, 1944, RJ Julia Book Shop, Madison, CT.

2 May Amit Women Book and Author Luncheon, New York, "Decisions and Choices in the Shoah."

4 April Jewish Community Center, New Haven, Lunch and Learn Program, "Journalism and History."

PARTICIPATION IN THE PUBLIC DEBATE

2013 and forward In this Internet age, it no longer makes sense to record participation in the public debate. A consistent stream of requests for information and comments yields a virtual presence in discussions about a range of issues. These are easily accessed through a web search.

2012 21 August Re: Archeology in Sobibor AP, Jerusalem 5 June Re: A Boy in Terezin www.ceskapozice.cz 24 February Re: Struma memorial commemoration AP news 26 January Re: NYHS exhibit with Hitler cutlery NYT 2011 8 December Re: Shanghai and refugee Jews Global Times 12 September Re: “Informed Activism” Summit (Congo) Fox news 6 May Re: National Archives digitized documents AP news (Ben Nuckols) 1 May Re: Iran then and now Ynetnews.com (co-authored with MJ Rein) op/ed 1 May Re: Meaning of Yom Hashoah today Suite101.com January Re: Center and Chapman U. partnership Jewish Chronicle

2010 3 December Re: Shoah Scholar/deniers Jewish Advocate 3 December Re: Dwork Holocaust scholar Asbury Park Press 19 October Re: Flight from the Reich Catholic Lighthouse 6 August Re: Catholic course and Holocaust Boston Globe 23 July Re: Echoes and Reflections Jewish Chronicle 28 May Re: Strassler Center CBS national radio news aired nationwide 15 May Re: Strassler Center AP news (Bob Salsberg): picked up by range of outlets from Washington Post to Huffington Post

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April Re: Pope Pious XII First Things 28 March Re: Refugees and Immigrants TimesLedger Newspapers 26 March Re: Strassler Center Reuters (Ros Krasny) 8 March Re: Gary Krupp and Benedict XVI New York Times February Re: “Can Auschwitz be Saved?” Smithsonian Magazine 31 January Re: Restored Torah Scrolls Washington Post 5 January Re: “Holocaust Expert Blasts Pope Pius” Telegram and Gazette 5 January Re: Benedict XVI and Pius XII Philadelphia Inquirer (op/ed) 1 January Re: Benedict XVI and Pius XII New York Post (letter) January Re: Flight from the Reich Choice

2009 31 December Re: The Church and Holocaust Jerusalem Post History 25 December Re: Benedict XVI and Pius XII Jewish Advocate 22 December Re: Wartime Massacres in Jewish Week Eastern Europe 8 November Re: “Hiding in Plain Sight” CBS “Sunday Morning” Albania and the Holocaust 4 October Re: Flight from the Reich Newark Star Ledger 9 September Re: Flight from the Reich Telegram and Gazette 9 September Re: Flight from the Reich “Wake Up Worcester” TV3 4 September Re: Flight from the Reich Jewish Chronicle September Re: Flight from the Reich Jewish Book Council 31 August Re:10 Best Books about Poland Newsweek During WW II: Auschwitz 27 August Re: Flight from the Reich Armenian Weekly (5 September: print version) 20 July Re: Flight from the Reich The New Republic and The Tablet 2 July Re: Flight from the Reich Jerusalem Post 27 June Re: Flight from the Reich Open Letters Monthly.com (A Monthly Arts and Literature Review) 11 June Re: Holocaust denial and the shooting “Stand Up! With Pete Dominick” at the USHMM (radio talk show) 5 June Re: Holocaust history “Stand Up! With Pete Dominick” June Re: Flight from the Reich (review) Commentary 18 May Re: Economic migrations Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) 24 April Re: Demjanjuk Case Cincinnati Enquirer and Kentucky Enquirer 24 April Re: Flight from the Reich The Bakersfield Californian 23 April Re: 1st Intn’l Grad Confce in HGS WTAG/AM 580 (W’ter) 19 April Re: “An Invitation to Speak” (op/ed) Boston Globe 18 April Re: Flight and Yom Hashoah “Eyewitness News” WABC, N.Y. 17 April Re: Judicial Extremism: Demjanjuk Case Telegram and Gazette 16 April Re: Deportation of Demjanjuk BBC Wales (evening news, radio) 16 April Re: Deportation of Demjanjuk BBC Radio 4 (a.m. news, radio) 16 April Re: Invitations to Campus Worcester Magazine

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15 April Re: Deportation of Demjanjuk A.P. (435 news outlets) 13 April Re: The “new” nomads in the U.S. MSNBC.com 14 April Re: Flight from the Reich (review) Jewish Week 10 April Re: 5th Question for Passover (op/ed) New York Newsday 8 April Re: Holocaust and Pop Culture Jewish Week (NY) 8 April Re: Contemplate Refugees Plight (op/ed) Telegram and Gazette 7 April Re: Holocaust Narrative (review) Boston Globe 5 April Re: Surge in Economic Refugees The Huffington Post 28 March Re: ‘Faith Matters’ Weblog (Flight) Kansas City Star 20 March Re: Flight from the Reich “Savage Nation” radio talk show

1 March Re: Advance Review of Flight Booklist 15 February Re: Review of Flight from the Reich Library Journal, Social Science 6 February Re: Adolf Who? Slate.com 5 Jan Re: Terezin Album Review The Jewish Eye.com

2008 20 Oct Re: Terezin Album review (starred) Publishers Weekly 10 Oct Re: Saviors of San Donato (Jack Porter) The Jewish Advocate 26 Sep Re: Resistance Has Its Moment Brooklyn Jewish Week 17 Sept Re: Against Oblivion: Terezin Album The New York Sun July Re: Holocaust Heroine - Irene Sendler Orange County Jewish Life 7 June Re: Akçam appointed at the Center Armenian Spectator Mirror 29 May Re: Akçam appointed at the Center Boston Globe 13 May Re: Irena Sendler obituary New York Times 1 May Re: Terezín Album The Jewish Chronicle 13 April Re: Terezín Album Telegram and Gazette 20 March Re: Faked Shoah Memoir Spurs Concerns Jewish Chronicle 18 March Re: Faked Shoah Memoir Spurs Concerns Baltimore Jewish Times 9 March Re: False Memoir Spawns Legal Tangles Sarasota Herald-Tribune 6 March Re: Reinventing History Jerusalem Post 4 March Re: Faked Shoah Memoir Spurs Concerns Jewish Telegraph Agency 1 March Re: Faked Holocaust Memoir: Den of Lies Boston Globe 29 Feb Re: Crying Wolf Slate 6 Feb Re: Voices and Views Dwork interview Wisconsin Public Radio (Here on Earth)

2007 15 Dec Re: Boston University Armenian panel Armenian Weekly 12 Oct Re: Genocide Measure gets Local Praise Telegram and Gazette 25 Sept. Re: Ahmadinejad says … Telegram and Gazette 2 Sept. Re: Armenian Genocide Debate Boston Globe 25 August Re: Armenian Genocide (Silent No More) Telegram and Gazette 8 August Re: Holocaust Museum Recognizes Activists Jewish Press 26 April Re: Dwork Talk at Edmonton Jewish Tribune (Canada) 19 April Re: Dwork Holocaust Remembrance UNH Foster’s Online 16 April Re: Dwork Holocaust Remembrance UNH Seacoastonline 12 April Re: Holocaust Project Challenged Dallas Morning News 24 March Re: Auschwitz and the Holocaust The Edmonton Journal

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17 February Re: A Gladiator at Auschwitz Sun-Sentinel (South Florida)

2006 2 June Re: Mom and Daughter Genocide Activists Jewish Advocate 29 April Re: Anti-Semitism Boston Globe 29 April Re: Washington Darfur protest Telegram and Gazette 30 March Re: Letter to Editor –Hitler’s analogies Washington Post

23 Feb. Re: US Historian to ‘Post’: Deniers Jerusalem Post February Re: Holocaust Denial NewsTodaynet.com

14 Jan. Re: Teaching those who teach the Holocaust New Jersey Jewish News

15 Jan. Re: Preparing Teachers – Dwork New Jersey Star Ledger

2005 5 Nov. Re: Mass Law suit Genocide denial The Armenian Weekly 16 July Re: Teacher’s learn to teach (JFR) Cape Cod Times 8 July Re: Teacher’s learn to teach (JFR) The Washington Post (AP) 8 July Re: Foundation helps with teaching (JFR) CNN.com March Re: “World of Knowledge” program Swedish Broadcasting Corp. 17 February Re: Racism and Antisemitism Radio Jamaica 10 February Re: Hugo Valentin Lecture Uppsala Nya Tidning 18 January Re: Keeping Memory Alive Telegram and Gazette 17 January Re: JFR teacher’s program Jewish Telegraph Agency

2004 17 Nov. Re: Sala’s Story Princeton Alumni Weekly 11 Sept. Re: Farming out writing Boston Globe 9 Sept. Re: Who’s Who Jewish Chronicle 2 August Re: Who’s Who Telegram and Gazette 25 March Re: Claims Conference Grant Jewish Chronicle

2003 7 Nov Re: Marion Pritchard – Bat Mitzvah Jewish Week 12 Oct. Re: Mitzvah Speech honors Rescuer Hartford Connecticut Courant 19 Sept. Re: Jewish Group Celebrates Righteous Religion News Service Fall Re: Holocaust The Key Reporter 5 Aug Re: Harvard’s website–Holocaust Deniers Boston Globe 6 Aug Re: Harvard’s website–Holocaust Deniers International Herald Tribune 22 July Re: Truman VirtualJerusalem.com 4 July Re: Auschwitz Buitenland – 4 Tammoez 5763 4 June Re: Holocaust: A History Princeton Alumni Weekly Spring Re: Review Lifestlyes Magazine 8 April Re: Teaching the Holocaust “The Roundtable Show” WAMC- NPR 3 April Re: War in Iraq The Evangelist (Albany) 18 March Re: Roots of Evil Newsday 24 Feb Re: Voice and Views (Review) Publishers Weekly

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16 Feb Re: Creating a Monster U. Daily News/LA Post Reprinted: 9 March as “Creative Spin on Hitler” Palm Beach Post 31 Jan Re: Review Trouw (Dutch) 31 Jan Re: Review Volkskrant (Dutch) 31 Jan Re: Review NRC (Dutch) 31 Jan Re: Launch of Holocaust Telegraaf (Dutch) 13 Jan. Re: Review The Weekly Standard Winter Re: Tapper - Shoah Foundation Newsletter of the Shoah Foundation

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7 June Re: Sept. 11, 2002, Genocide? Jewish Journal 7 May Re: Holocaust and Genocide Ph.D. Chicago Sun Times

3 May Re: Norton Co. and the Nazis Worcester Magazine 27 April Re: Armenian Chair Armenian Weekly 23 April Re: Studying Genocide to Prevent it Christian Science Monitor 19 April Re: Today’s Lesson: Genocide The Jewish Week 19 April Re: Touchy Mandate of Shoah Center Forward 17 April Re: Noted Speaker: SRU remembers Allied News (Pittsburg) 15 April Re: Offer Ph.D. Holocaust & Genocide The Boston Globe 15 April Re: Offer Ph.D. Holocaust & Genocide Boston Herald 24 April Re: Addition of Genocide Studies Religious News Service 16 April Re: Offer Ph.D. Holocaust and Genocide World New Associated Press 9 April Re: Holocaust Commemoration Telegram & Gazette 23 Feb. Re: Lecture on David Irving Trial Armenian Weekly 25 Jan. Re: The Beginning & the End Jewish Advocate 20 Jan Re: Marion Pritchard L.A. Times Magazine

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2000 Dec. Re: CHS Illustrierte Neue Welt 12 Nov. Re: When History is Denied Chicago Jewish Community (op/ed) 6 Nov. Re: Rescuers Telegram & Gazette 5 Nov. Re: Expressions of Outrage Courier Free Press 26 Oct. Re: Panelists Confront Holocaust Deniers Telegram & Gazette 25 Oct. Re: Debunking Holocaust Denial Worcester Magazine 22 Oct. Re: Center Keeps Truth of Atrocity Alive Telegram & Gazette 20 Oct. Re: ‘Dream Team’ comes to Clark Jewish Advocate 20 Oct. Re: When History is Denied Jewish Advocate (op/ed) 20 Oct. Re: Worcester Forum –Holocaust Denial Telegram & Gazette (op/ed) 13 Oct. Re: Seminar to Examine Research Telegram & Gazette 12 Oct. Re: Holocaust Denial must be dealt with Jewish Chronicle 21 July Re: Experts are reading Connecticut Jewish Ledger 23 June Re: Righteous gentiles/Holocaust seminar Catholic Free Press 5 May Re: Cardinal John O’Conner & CHS Catholic Free Press 4 May Re: Cardinal John O’Conner & CHS Newsday 28 April Re: “The Future of History” Forum Chronicles of Higher Education 28 April Re: Forested Mound at Clark U. The Forward 25 April Re: “Today Armenia Lives” Telegram & Gazette 25 Feb Re: “Mr. Death” American Jewish World 21 Feb. Re: Austrian Government Telegram & Gazette

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28 Jan. Re: Irving v. Penguin & Lipstadt Jewish Chronicle 5 Jan. Re: Mr. Death NPR

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